Self-Supported NaTi2(PO4)(3) Nanorod Arrays: Balancing Na+ and Electron Kinetics via Optimized Carbon Coating for High-Power Sodium-Ion Capacitor
Self-Supported NaTi2(PO4)(3) Nanorod Arrays: Balancing Na+ and Electron Kinetics via Optimized Carbon Coating for High-Power Sodium-Ion Capacitor
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自支撑 NaTi2(PO4)(3) 纳米棒阵列:通过优化碳涂层平衡高功率钠离子电容器的钠和电子动力学
DOI:
10.1021/acsami.0c13766
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
9.5
通讯作者:
Qian Xuefeng
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作者:
Chen Ming;Zhou Qinnan;Iqbal Asma;Liu Xuejiao;Nazakat Ali;Yan Changyu;Tian Heng;Li Wenqian;Zhang Yuchi;Dong Boxu;Zai Jiantao;Qian Xuefeng
The NaTi2(PO4)3(NTP) anode materials exhibit high Na+diffusion dynamics; carbon-based materials can effectively improve its limited electronic conductivity. However, the low Na+diffusion of NTP/C composite materials from inhomogeneous carbon mixing or uncontrollable carbon coating cannot keep up with fast electron transfer, leading to undesirable electrochemical performances. Herein, a uniform and controllable carbon layer is designed on the self-supported-coated NTP nanorod arrays with binder-free (NTP@C NR) to improve Na+and electron kinetics simultaneously. As a result, the NTP@C NR electrodes possess initial coulombic efficiency (ICE = 97%), good rate capabilities (89.1 mA h g–1at 100 C), and stability with ≈78.4% of capacity retention rate at even 30 C over 1200 cycles. The sodium-ion capacitors with NTP@C NR as an anode and commercially activated carbon as a cathode exhibit ∼9180.0 W kg–1of power density at 10 A g–1and super high retention of ≈94.5% at 1 A g–1over 7000 cycles. This work will help balance transport kinetics between the ion and electron for materials applied in storage devices.