Cooperative Effect of Multiple Active Sites and Hierarchical Chemical Bonds in Metal-Organic Compounds for Improving Cathode Performance
Cooperative Effect of Multiple Active Sites and Hierarchical Chemical Bonds in Metal-Organic Compounds for Improving Cathode Performance
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金属有机化合物中多个活性位点和多级化学键对提高正极性能的协同作用
DOI:
10.1021/acsenergylett.9b02630
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
22
通讯作者:
Liu Jianjun
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作者:
Zhao Xiaolin;Cui Mengnan;Ma Chao;Qiu Wujie;Wang Youwei;Song Erhong;Wang Kaixue;Liu Jianjun
Metal–organic cathode compounds with low solubility and more viable eco-efficient production still suffer from relatively low voltage and limited discharge capacity because their redox reactions solely rely on active organic functional groups or metal clusters. Here, a metal–organic compound Cu2(p-O2NC6H4CO2)4(EtO)2was demonstrated to have high capacity of 243 mA h g–1and high-voltage plateaus of 3.66, 3.15, 2.25, and 2.08 V vs Li+/Li through first-principles calculations. Electronic structure analysis reveals Cu2+↔ Cux+(1 <x< 2) and Oy–(1 <y< 2) ↔ O2–in a metal–ligand moiety and N5+↔ Nx+(4 <x< 5) and O2–↔ Oz–(1 <z< 2) in −NO2groups, achieving high voltage and capacity by operating cooperative cationic–anionic redox reactions based on multiple active sites and hierarchical chemical bonds. Furthermore, the Cu2(p-O2NC6H4CO2)4(EtO)2is also predicted to have good electrochemical reversibility because the cationic conversion reaction is inhibited by a higher-voltage anionic reaction and hierarchical chemical bonds of [MO5]n−. The present study provides a strategy to design metal–organic cathode compounds with high performance.