Alumina modified sodium vanadate cathode for aqueous zinc-ion batteries
Received date: 06 Jul 2023
Accepted date: 21 Sep 2023
Published date: 15 Dec 2023
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Aqueous zinc-ion batteries (ZIBs) have great prospects for widespread application in massive scale energy storage. By virtue of the multivalent state, open frame structure and high theoretical specific capacity, vanadium (V)-based compounds are a kind of the most developmental potential cathode materials for ZIBs. However, the slow kinetics caused by low conductivity and the capacity degradation caused by material dissolution still need to be addressed for large-scale applications. Therefore, sodium vanadate Na2V6O16·3H2O (NVO) was chosen as a model material, and was modified with alumina coating through simple mixing and stirring methods. After Al2O3 coating modification, the rate capability and long-cycle stability of Zn//NVO@Al2O3 battery have been significantly improved. The discharge specific capacity of NVO@Al2O3 reach up to 228 mAh/g (at 4 A/g), with a capacity reservation rate of approximately 68% after 1000 cycles, and the Coulombic efficiency (CE) is close to 100%. As a comparison, the capacity reservation rate of Zn//NVO battery is only 27.7%. Its superior electrochemical performance is mainly attributed to the Al2O3 coating layer, which can increase zinc-ion conductivity of the material surface, and to some extent inhibit the dissolution of NVO, making the structure stable and improving the cyclic stability of the material. This paper offers new prospects for the development of cathode coating materials for ZIBs.
Key words: cathodes; aqueous zinc-ion batteries; sodium vanadate; alumina; coating
Linsong GAN , Fei LIU , Xinhai YUAN , Lijun FU , Yuping WU . Alumina modified sodium vanadate cathode for aqueous zinc-ion batteries[J]. Frontiers in Energy, 2023 , 17(6) : 775 -781 . DOI: 10.1007/s11708-023-0902-8
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