LixVSy nanocomposite electrodes for high-energy carbon-additive-free all-solid-state lithium-sulfur batteries
Misae Otoyama , Mizue Wanibuchi , Tomonari Takeuchi , Naoya Ishida , Noboru Taguchi , Mitsunori Kitta , Hikaru Sano , Koji Kawamoto , Toyoki Okumura , Kentaro Kuratani , Hikari Sakaebe
Energy Materials ›› 2025, Vol. 5 ›› Issue (10) : 500126
LixVSy nanocomposite electrodes for high-energy carbon-additive-free all-solid-state lithium-sulfur batteries
All-solid-state (ASS) lithium-sulfur batteries are promising power sources with the potential for high capacity and safety. Lithium metal polysulfide cathodes can address issues arising from the low electronic conductivity of Li2S and S. This study synthesized lithium vanadium polysulfides (LixVSy) by the mechanochemical treatment of Li2S and V2S3. The LixVSysystem contains nanocomposites of Li2S and LiVS2 in an amorphous matrix; lithiation and delithiation occur in both Li2S and LiVS2 during charging and discharging. LiVS2 enhances the electronic conductivity of LixVSy (~10-1-10-2 S cm-1) and the reversibility of charge-discharge reactions because of its high electronic conductivity and layered structure. Therefore, ASS batteries with LixVSy show high capacity (~650 mAh g-1), even without conductive additives. Here, ASS full cells with high loading assembled using a composite cathode comprising Li8VS5.5 and a solid electrolyte in a 80:20 (wt.%) ratio (33 mg cm-2) and a composite Si anode
Lithium-vanadium polysulfide cathodes / all-solid-state lithium-sulfur batteries / sulfide solid electrolytes / high energy density / nanocomposites
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