Optimization of two-dimensional solid-state electrolyte-anode interface by integrating zinc into composite anode with dual-conductive phases
作者机构:WA School of Mines:MineralsEnergy and Chemical Engineering(WASM-MECE)Curtin UniversityPerthWA 6102Australia
出 版 物:《Green Carbon》 (绿碳(英文))
年 卷 期:2024年第2卷第1期
页 面:94-100页
基 金:supported by the Australian Research Council Discovery Projects(grant nos.DP200103315,DP200103332,DP220103669,and DP230100685) Linkage Projects(grant no.LP220200920)
主 题:Solid-state battery Composite anode Interface engineering Li stripping and plating Zinc modification
摘 要:Solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)are a solution to safety issues related to flammable organic electrolytes for Li *** contact between the anode and SSE results in high interface resistance,thus causing the batteries to exhibit high charging and discharging ***,we reduced the overpotential of Li stripping and plating by introducing a high proportion of dual-conductive phases into a composite *** current study investigates the interface resistance and stability of a composite electrode modified with Zn and a lower proportion of dual-conductive ***-cation-adsorbed Prussian blue is synthesized as an intermediate component for a Zn-modified composite electrode(Li-FeZnNC).The Li-FeZnNC symmetric cell presents a lower interface resistance and overpotential compared with Li-FeNC(without Zn modification)and Li-symmetric *** Li-FeZnNC symmetric cell shows high electrochemical stability during Li stripping and plating at different current densities and high stability for 200 *** batteries with a Li-FeZnNC composite anode,garnet-type SSE,and LiFePO4 cathode show low charging and discharging overpotentials,a capacity of 152 mAh g^(−1),and high stability for 200 cycles.