LiBF4-Derived Coating on LiCoO2 for 4.5 V Operation of Li6PS5Cl-Based Solid-State Batteries
Feng Jin , Ingeborg Sellæg Ellingsen , Laras Fadillah , Quoc Hung Nguyen , Henrik Rotvær Bratlie , Daniel Knez , Gerald Kothleitner , Mir Mehraj Ud Din , Sverre M. Selbach , Günther J. Redhammer , Daniel Rettenwander
Energy & Environmental Materials ›› 2025, Vol. 8 ›› Issue (5) : e70047
LiBF4-Derived Coating on LiCoO2 for 4.5 V Operation of Li6PS5Cl-Based Solid-State Batteries
Solid-state batteries are attracting considerable attention for their high-energy density and improved safety over conventional lithium-ion batteries. Among solid-state electrolytes, sulfide-based options like Li6PS5Cl are especially promising due to their superior ionic conductivity. However, interfacial degradation between sulfide electrolytes and high-voltage cathodes, such as LiCoO2, limits long-term performance. This study demonstrates that a LiBF4-derived F-rich coating on LiCoO2, applied by immersing LiCoO2 particles in a LiBF4 solution followed by annealing, can significantly enhance performance in Li6PS5Cl-based solid-state batteries. This coating enables stable high-voltage (4.5 V vs Li+/Li) operation, achieving an initial specific capacity of 153.82 mAh g–1 and 87.1% capacity retention over 300 cycles at 0.5C. The enhanced performance stems from the F-rich coating, composed of multiple phases including LiF, CoF2, LixBFyOz, and LixBOy, which effectively suppresses side reactions at the LiCoO2|Li6PS5Cl interface and improves lithium-ion diffusivity, thereby enabling greater Li capacity utilization. Our findings provide a practical pathway for advancing solid-state batteries with high-voltage LiCoO2 cathodes, offering substantial promise for next-generation energy storage systems.
high-voltage cathode / LiCoO2 / solid-state batteries / sulfide cathode
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2025 The Author(s). Energy & Environmental Materials published by John Wiley & Sons Australia, Ltd on behalf of Zhengzhou University.
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