Mechanism of Ion Conduction and Dynamics in Tris( N , N -dimethylformamide) Perchloratosodium Solid Electrolytes
Mechanism of Ion Conduction and Dynamics in Tris( N , N -dimethylformamide) Perchloratosodium Solid Electrolytes
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三(N,N-二甲基甲酰胺)高氯酸钠固体电解质中的离子传导和动力学机制
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10.1021/acs.jpcc.1c09005
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2022
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Venkatnathan, Arun
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Prakash, Prabhat;Shylendran, Ardhra;Fall, Birane;Zdilla, Michael J.;Wunder, Stephanie L.;Venkatnathan, Arun
(DMF)3NaClO4is a soft-solid cocrystalline electrolyte with channels of Na+ions, which can be reversibly converted to a less conductive form (DMF)2NaClO4by the application of pressure or heat, leading to a melt- or press-castable electrolyte. Molecular dynamics simulations performed on the 3:1 stoichiometry suggest that Na+ions conduct via a one-dimensional channel, which is supported by van-Hove autocorrelation function analysis. The simulations show that the transference number for Na+ions is 0.43 at room temperature and exceeds 0.5 at higher temperatures in the molten mixture. The calculated activation energy for the diffusion of Na+ions from MD simulations is 45 kJ mol–1. The minimum-energy path of Na+ion migration in a 3:1 crystal is assessed using periodic density functional theory calculations, which provides a barrier of 33 kJ mol–1for Na+ion conduction, in reasonable agreement with the experimental value of 25 kJ mol–1. The motion of Na+ions during conduction is vacancy-driven because the presence of a vacancy site enables jump events for Na+ions. The activation energy is the penalty for a sodium ion to leave the octahedrally coordinated DMF ligand field via a transition state where only three molecules of DMF form a 3-O-Na trigonal planar geometry, with no involvement of ClO4–in the coordination sphere of the transition state. In contrast, the calculated activation energy barrier for the 2:1 stoichiometry is higher (Ea,DFT= 43 kJ mol–1,Ea,exp= 49 kJ mol–1) due at least in part to the partial coordination of strongly binding perchlorate anions with Na+ions in the transition state.