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TiO2 nanosheets anchoring on carbon nanotubes for fast sodium storage
Electrochimica Acta ( IF 6.6 ) Pub Date : 2018-07-17 , DOI: 10.1016/j.electacta.2018.07.118
Yan Zhang , Wanwan Hong , Yu Zhang , Wei Xu , Zidan Shi , Xifei Li , Hongshuai Hou , Xiaobo Ji

The ultrathin TiO2 nanosheets doped by nitrogen tightly attaching on carbon nanotubes are designed and evaluated as anode for sodium ion batteries. The TiO2 nanosheets attaching on carbon nanotubes composite shows a high specific capacity of 248.5 mAh g−1 at the rate of 0.5 C, and it can still deliver a specific capacity of 100.9 mAh g−1 at a high rate of 20 C, which verifies an outstanding sodium storage capacity and an excellent rate capability. More encouragingly, at a rate of 10 C, the specific capacity can be still kept at 154.2 mAh g−1 after 3500 cycles, displaying a remarkable long-term cyclic stability. Note that the corresponding kinetics analysis suggests that the pseudocapacitive behaviour is responsible for the updating sodium storage performances of TiO2 nanosheets composite. Additionally, the cooperation effects of carbon nanotubes preservation and nitrogen modification can provide fast electronic pathways, and the TiO2 nanosheets can promote sodium ions transport and increase the active sites for sodium storage. The merits of multiple functional and tailor-designed strategies make contributions to develop high-performance TiO2 anodes in sodium ion batteries.



中文翻译:

TiO 2纳米片锚固在碳纳米管上,用于快速储存钠

设计并评价了氮紧密附着在碳纳米管上的超薄TiO 2纳米片,并作为钠离子电池的负极进行了评估。附着在碳纳米管复合材料上的TiO 2纳米片在0.5 C的速率下显示出248.5 mAh g -1的高比容量,在20 C的高速率下仍可提供100.9 mAh g -1的比容量。验证了出色的钠存储容量和出色的速率处理能力。更令人鼓舞的是,在10 C的速率下,比容量仍可保持在154.2 mAh g -1经过3500次循环后,显示出显着的长期循环稳定性。注意,相应的动力学分析表明,拟电容行为是导致TiO 2纳米片复合材料钠存储性能更新的原因。此外,碳纳米管保存和氮改性的协同作用可以提供快速的电子途径,而TiO 2纳米片可以促进钠离子的转运并增加钠存储的活性位。多种功能和量身定制的策略的优点为开发钠离子电池中的高性能TiO 2阳极做出了贡献。

更新日期:2018-07-17
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