Weiqi Li, Liwei Jiang, Zhenjie Zhang, Chunliu Xu, Lin Zhou, Rongbing Dang, Junmei Zhao, Yong-Sheng Hu
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Abstract
NaV(PO) is a promising cathode for Na-ion batteries (NIBs) owing to the high electrochemical reversibility. The NaV(PO) has two typical polymorphs including rhombohedral and monoclinic phases; the former has been extensively studied, whereas the latter is rarely reported. Here, we successfully designed monoclinic NaV(PO)-based cathode via Ga and Fe substitutions owing to the lowered lattice energy. In addition, we revealed that Ga substitution improves average voltage owing to the activation of the V/V redox couple and the Fe substitution enhances rate capability due to the decreased band gap and Na-ion diffusion activation energy. As a result, the designed monoclinic NaVGaFe(PO) cathode exhibits high voltage plateaus (3.4 V and 4 V) and high-rate capability (from 116.8 mA h/g at 0.2 C to 103 mA h/g at 20 C) as well as superior cycling stability (99.9% capacity retention over 4,500 cycles at 5 C). Moreover, the assembled NaVGaFe(PO)//hard carbon full cell delivers a high-energy density of 313.8 Wh/kg with 86.4% capacity retention after 100 cycles at 1 C. This work demonstrates the design of monoclinic NaV(PO)-based cathode via bimetallic substitution, providing a new route for development of high-energy and long-lifespan NIBs.
由于具有很高的电化学可逆性,NaV(PO) 是一种很有前途的钠离子电池(NIBs)阴极。NaV(PO)有两种典型的多晶型,包括斜方晶相和单斜晶相;前者已被广泛研究,而后者则鲜有报道。在这里,我们通过镓和铁的置换成功地设计出了单斜NaV(PO)基阴极,因为它的晶格能降低了。此外,我们还发现,由于 V/V 氧化还原偶的激活,镓的取代提高了平均电压;由于带隙和 Na 离子扩散激活能的降低,铁的取代提高了速率能力。因此,所设计的单斜 NaVGaFe(PO)阴极具有较高的电压高原(3.4 V 和 4 V)和较高的速率能力(从 0.2 C 时的 116.8 mA h/g 到 20 C 时的 103 mA h/g),以及卓越的循环稳定性(在 5 C 下循环 4,500 次,容量保持率为 99.9%)。此外,组装后的 NaVGaFe(PO)//硬碳全电池在 1 C 下循环 100 次后,能量密度高达 313.8 Wh/kg,容量保持率为 86.4%。这项工作展示了通过双金属置换设计单斜 NaV(PO)基阴极的方法,为开发高能量、长寿命无电池组件提供了一条新途径。
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