Accurate Control of Multishelled Co3O4Hollow Microspheres as High-Performance Anode Materials in Lithium-Ion Batteries
Accurate Control of Multishelled Co3O4Hollow Microspheres as High-Performance Anode Materials in Lithium-Ion Batteries
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10.1002/ange.201301622
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2013-06
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Jiangyan Wang;Nailiang Yang;Hongjie Tang;Zhenghong Dong;Quan Jin;Mei Yang;D. Kisailus;Huijun Zhao-Huijun
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Jiangyan Wang;Nailiang Yang;Hongjie Tang;Zhenghong Dong;Quan Jin;Mei Yang;D. Kisailus;Huijun Zhao-Huijun
Owing to their high energy density, light weight, and long cycle life, rechargeable lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) have become one of the dominant power sources for portable electronic devices. With the growing need for higher capacity and safety, numerous efforts have been made to develop alternative high-performance electrode materials for nextgeneration LIBs.[1] For example, anode electrodes made of transition-metal oxides have been found to exhibit reversible capacities about two or three times as large as those based on conventional graphite materials (< 372 mA hg À1).[1b] Among various types of transition-metal oxides, cobalt oxide (Co3O4) has received special attention, since it is expected to have a high capacity (about 1000 mAhgÀ1) and excellent cycling performance.Unfortunately, although the best capacity of Co3O4 to date has increased to 1450mAhgÀ1 through the use of Co3O4 micro-/nanomaterials,[2] the practical use of Co3O4 anode electrodes for LIBs is still largely hindered by their poor capacity retention upon cycling and/or low rate capability.[3] To circumvent these issues, hollow micro-/nanostructures have been used instead of solid micro-/nanostructures as LIB anode materials on the basis of the following considerations:[4] 1) The larger surface area of the hollow structures enables better access for lithium ions as a result of the increased electrode–electrolyte contact area. 2) The hollow interior provides additional free volume to alleviate the