Facile and economical synthesis for "plum pudding"-shaped porous LiFePO 4 /carbon composites for lithium ion batteries†
Facile and economical synthesis for "plum pudding"-shaped porous LiFePO 4 /carbon composites for lithium ion batteries†
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DOI:
10.1039/c4ra05342g
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发表时间:
2014-08
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3.9
通讯作者:
Hairong Xue;Jianqing Zhao;Tao Wang;Hu Guo;Xiaoli Fan;Jianping He
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作者:
Hairong Xue;Jianqing Zhao;Tao Wang;Hu Guo;Xiaoli Fan;Jianping He
A facile and economical template-free method has been developed to prepare “plum pudding”-shaped porous LiFePO4/C electrode materials for lithium ion batteries, which are synthesized by a one-step, dry ball milling with inexpensive Fe3+ salt as the raw material assisted by carbothermal reduction. Compared with a sample by ball milling with water, dry ball milling was beneficial to homogeneous nucleation of LiFePO4 in drying and subsequent thermal treatment processes. This material shows plentiful LiFePO4 nanospheres (∼200 nm) uniformly lodged in the 3D porous carbon architecture as an interconnected conductive framework due to the dry ball milling process. The dry-milling sample possessed nanoscale, active electrode materials (an average size distribution of ∼200 nm) with increased crystallinity, high surface area (up to 140 m2 g−1) and enhanced electronic conductivity contribute to improve the rate capability of the battery. The capacity of this “plum pudding”-shaped porous LiFePO4/C electrode materials achieved 157.4 mA h g−1 (92.6% of theoretical capacity) at the 0.1 C discharge rate and the practical charge capacity, 154.4 mA h g−1, has been achieved after 100 cycles.