A three-way electrolyte with ternary solvents for high-energy-density and long-cycling lithium–sulfur pouch cells
Zheng Li , Legeng Yu , Chen-Xi Bi , Xi-Yao Li , Jin Ma , Xiang Chen , Xue-Qiang Zhang , Aibing Chen , Haoting Chen , Zuoru Zhang , Li-Zhen Fan , Bo-Quan Li , Cheng Tang , Qiang Zhang
SusMat ›› 2024, Vol. 4 ›› Issue (2) : e191
A three-way electrolyte with ternary solvents for high-energy-density and long-cycling lithium–sulfur pouch cells
Lithium–sulfur (Li–S) batteries promise high-energy-density potential to exceed the commercialized lithium-ion batteries but suffer from limited cycling lifespan due to the side reactions between lithium polysulfides (LiPSs) and Li metal anodes. Herein, a three-way electrolyte with ternary solvents is proposed to enable high-energy-density and long-cycling Li–S pouch cells. Concretely, ternary solvents composed of 1,2-dimethoxyethane, di-isopropyl sulfide, and 1,3,5-trioxane are employed to guarantee smooth cathode kinetics, inhibit the parasitic reactions, and construct a robust solid electrolyte interphase, respectively. The cycling lifespan of Li–S coin cells with 50 µm Li anodes and 4.0 mg cm−2 sulfur cathodes is prolonged from 88 to 222 cycles using the three-way electrolyte. Nano-heterogeneous solvation structure of LiPSs and organic-rich solid electrolyte interphase are identified to improve the cycling stability of Li metal anodes. Consequently, a 3.0 Ah-level Li–S pouch cell with the three-way electrolyte realizes a high energy density of 405 Wh kg−1 and undergoes 27 cycles. This work affords a three-way electrolyte recipe for suppressing the side reactions of LiPSs and inspires rational electrolyte design for practical high-energy-density and long-cycling Li–S batteries.
lithium metal anodes / lithium–sulfur batteries / pouch cells / solid electrolyte interphase / three-way electrolyte
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