Constructing ultrastable electrode/electrolyte interface for rapid potassium ion storage capability via salt chemistry and interfacial engineering
Title
Constructing ultrastable electrode/electrolyte interface for rapid potassium ion storage capability via salt chemistry and interfacial engineering
Subject
Graphene
Electrolytes
Tin compounds
Oxide minerals
Titanium dioxide
Anodes
Charge transfer
Potassium
Layered semiconductors
Diffusion coatings
IV-VI semiconductors
Description
Conversion/alloying anode materials exhibiting high K storage capacities suffer from large volume variations and unstable electrode/electrolyte interfaces upon cycling. Herein, taking SnS/reduced graphene oxide (SnS/rGO) anodes as an example, the electrochemical performance of SnS/rGO could significantly be improved via employing potassium bis(fluorosulfonyl)imide (KFSI) salt in electrolytes and ultrathin TiO2 coating. KF-rich inorganic layer was demonstrated to help form robust SEI layer, which could suppress the side reactions to increase the Coulombic efficiency. The formed potassiated KxTiO2 coating layer was constructed to boost charge transfer capability and K-ion diffusion kinetics. The as-prepared SnS/rGO@TiO2-20 electrode in KFSI electrolyte delivers the high CE of 99.1% and 424 mAhg1 after 200 cycles with an ultrahigh capacity retention of 98.5%. [Figure not available: see fulltext.]. 2021, Tsinghua University Press and Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature.
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15
Publisher
Nano Research
Date
2022
Contributor
Wen, Sheng
Gu, Xin
Ding, Xiangwei
Zhang, Li
Dai, Pengcheng
Li, Liangjun
Liu, Dandan
Zhang, Wenchao
Zhao, Xuebo
Guo, Zaiping
Format
2083-2091
Type
journalArticle
Identifier
19980124
10.1007/s12274-021-3830-0
Collection
Citation
“Constructing ultrastable electrode/electrolyte interface for rapid potassium ion storage capability via salt chemistry and interfacial engineering,” Lamar University Midstream Center Research, accessed May 15, 2024, https://lumc.omeka.net/items/show/25834.