Morphology Evolution during Delithiation of Li-Pb Alloys: Oscillatory Electrochemical Behavior
Morphology Evolution during Delithiation of Li-Pb Alloys: Oscillatory Electrochemical Behavior
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DOI:
10.1149/2.0161906jes
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
K. Geng;Minglu Liu;Yusi Xie;Ashlee Aiello;Erin Karasz;K. Sieradzki
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作者:
K. Geng;Minglu Liu;Yusi Xie;Ashlee Aiello;Erin Karasz;K. Sieradzki
Wereportonastudyofmorphologyevolutionfollowingde-lithiationofLi-Pballoys,producedbytheelectrochemicallithiationofPbparticulateandsheetelectrodes.ElectrochemicaltitrationandtimeofflightmeasurementswereperformedinordertodeterminetheintrinsicdiffusivityofLi,¯ D Li , as a function of alloy composition, which ranged from 10 − 12 –10 − 10 cm 2 s − 1 . Morphology evolution was studied under conditions of galvanostatic and potentiostatic dealloying. For the particulate electrodes, we observed dealloyed morphologies corresponding to Kirkendall voids, negative dendrites, void nodules and conventional bicontinuous nanoporous struc- tures. In the case of Pb sheets, similar dealloyed morphologies were obtained under galvanostatic dealloying conditions, however, in the case of potentiostatic dealloying, we did not observe the formation of large volume bicontinuous nanoporous structures. For Pb sheets lithiated to a composition corresponding to the Li 8 Pb 3 phase and galvanostatically dealloyed at current densities ∼ 1 mAcm − 2 , voltage oscillations were observed with periods of 70–90 s and amplitudes ranging from 20–130 mV. Current oscillations were also observed for potentiostatic dealloying at 1 V vs Li + /Li. The possible mechanism of these oscillations is discussed and attributed to a salt film precipitation and lift-off process. when in the range of selective dissolution of electrochemically reactive element results in self-organized structures. during dealloying diffusion mass transport