Electronic modification of NaCrO2 via Ni2+ substitution as efficient cathode for sodium-ion batteries
Jingyao Cai , Yanbing Zhu , Zhiguo Zhang , Jiandong Zhang , Liyuan Tian , Pengkun Gao , Yali Zhang , Mingkui Wang , Yan Shen
Energy Materials ›› 2024, Vol. 4 ›› Issue (6) : 400073
Electronic modification of NaCrO2 via Ni2+ substitution as efficient cathode for sodium-ion batteries
The feature of high theoretical capacity, long thermal stability, and low-cost fabrication offers the layered transition metal oxide NaCrO2 as an excellent candidate for sodium-ion batteries. Here, we show an effective method for electronic modulation of NaCrO2 by partial substitution of Cr3+ with low-valent Ni2+ to produce NaCr0.95Ni0.05O2 as an efficient cathode for these batteries. We found that Ni2+ substitution plays a critical role in the ionic character of transition metal-oxygen bonds, which increases the interlayer separation and thus improves sodium-ion diffusion kinetics. Furthermore, Ni2+ substitution reduces the deterioration of NaCrO2 throughout charge-discharge processes and thus boosts the cycle performance of the materials. The resultant NaCr0.95Ni0.05O2 cathode displays a remarkable rate performance with specific capacities of 91.2 mAh g-1 at 50 C and a high retention (~80%) of the initial capacity after cycling for 1,000 cycles at 10 C.
Sodium-ion battery / electronic structure / charge compensation / rate performance
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