Xiaolong Cheng , Dongjun Li , Yu Yao , Fanfan Liu , Biao Ma , Pengcheng Shi , Yu Shao , Fangzhi Huang , Yingjie Sun , Yu Jiang , Shikuo Li
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Abstract
Metallic sodium has attracted increasing attention as an ideal anode material for next-generation high energy density and low-cost secondary batteries. However, it is highly desired yet remains challenging to improve their cycling stability and safety due to unstable solid electrolyte interphase and dendrite growth. Herein, a hybrid interface layer composed of Na2Se and Na3P is constructed on the surface of Na (Na@NPS) via in situ spontaneous reaction. The hybrid interface layer with merits of high sodiophilicity and high Na-ion conductivity can effectively induce homogeneous Na-ion flux distribution, accelerate the reaction kinetics and suppress decomposition of electrolyte components. Benefitting from the above advantages, the Na@NPS symmetric cell delivers a long cycle life (1000 h at 1 mA cm–2 and 1 mAh cm–2). Furthermore, the full cell coupling with Na3V2(PO4)3-based cathode provides an exceptionally long lifespan (1500 cycles) at 20 C with a capacity retention of 98.2 % and high energy density (226 Wh kg–1). Therefore, the enhanced electrochemical performance illustrates the feasibility of the covalent molecule derived hybrid multifunctional interfaces in solving the irregular deposition of Na-ion and expediting reaction kinetics in Na metal batteries.
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