High-Performance Cathode of Sodium-Ion Batteries Enabled by a Potassium-Containing Framework of K0.5Mn0.7Fe0.2Ti0.1O2
High-Performance Cathode of Sodium-Ion Batteries Enabled by a Potassium-Containing Framework of K0.5Mn0.7Fe0.2Ti0.1O2
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K0.5Mn0.7Fe0.2Ti0.1O2 含钾骨架实现的高性能钠离子电池正极
DOI:
10.1021/acsami.0c02157
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
9.5
通讯作者:
Wan Li-Jun
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作者:
Xu Yan-Song;Gao Jing-Chi;Tao Xian-Sen;Sun Yong-Gang;Liu Yuan;Cao An-Min;Wan Li-Jun
Sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) are promising candidates for large-scale electric energy storage with abundant sodium resources. However, their development is challenged by the availability of satisfactory cathode materials with stable framework to accommodate the transportation of large-sized Na+(1.02 Å), whose continuous insertion/extraction can easily cause irreversible volumetric deformation in the crystalline material, leading to inevitable structural failure and capacity fading. Here, different from the previous synthesis efforts targeting at Na+containing compounds, we unveil the possibility of achieving a highly reversible sodiation/desodiation process by resorting to a K+-based layered metal oxide formulated as K0.5Mn0.7Fe0.2Ti0.1O2(KMFT), which is a P2 type in structure with a wide interlayer spacing to sit K+(1.38 Å). We demonstrate that an initial K+/Na+exchange can introduce Na+into the lattice while a small amount of K+remains inside, which plays a significant role in ensuring enlarged channels for a fast and stable Na+diffusion. The KMFT electrode delivers a high initial discharge capacity of 147.1 mA h g–1at 10 mA g–1and outstanding long cycling stability with capacity retention of 71.5% after 1000 cycles at 500 mA g–1. These results provide a new design strategy for the development of stable SIBs cathodes to facilitate their future applications.