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Nickel-iron bimetallic diselenides with enhanced kinetics for high-capacity and long-life magnesium batteries
Nano Energy ( IF 16.8 ) Pub Date : 2018-10-17 , DOI: 10.1016/j.nanoen.2018.10.033
Limin Zhou , Fangyu Xiong , Shuangshuang Tan , Qinyou An , Zhaoyang Wang , Wei Yang , Zhanliang Tao , Yan Yao , Jun Chen , Liqiang Mai

Although Mg metal features high volumetric energy density and electrochemical dendrite-free deposition, Mg-storage cathode materials with desirable capacity and long-term stability have reached a bottleneck due to large diffusion barrier of Mg2+. Herein, we report for the first time Ni-Fe bimetallic diselenides microflowers (Ni0.75Fe0.25Se2, NFS) as cathode materials for rechargeable magnesium batteries. The NFS exhibits a considerable reversible capacity of 190 mAh g−1 and excellent Mg-storage cycling stability (148 mAh g−1 even after 500 cycles). Compared with unary transitional-metal diselenides (NiSe2, NS), the NFS shows more redox active sites and higher Mg2+ diffusion dynamics, contributing to superior reversible capacity and long cycle life. Furthermore, the concept of sequential reaction based on the potential discrepancy for the NFS magnesiation/demagnesiation process at steady stage was put forward and evidenced by electrochemical measurement and structural characterization. This paper paves the way for constructing advanced high-performance cathode materials of rechargeable magnesium batteries.



中文翻译:

镍铁双金属二硒化物具有增强的动力学性能,适用于高容量和长寿命的镁电池

尽管Mg金属具有高的体积能量密度和无电化学枝晶沉积的特性,但由于Mg 2+的扩散势垒较大,因此具有理想容量和长期稳定性的Mg储存阴极材料已成为瓶颈。在此,我们首次报道了Ni-Fe双金属二硒化物微花(Ni 0.75 Fe 0.25 Se 2,NFS)作为可再充电镁电池的正极材料。NFS表现出可逆的190 mAh g -1容量和极好的Mg储存循环稳定性(即使经过500次循环也达到148 mAh g -1)。与一元过渡金属二硒化物(NiSe 2,NS),NFS显示出更多的氧化还原活性位点和更高的Mg 2+扩散动力学,从而有助于实现卓越的可逆容量和长循环寿命。此外,提出了基于NFS放大/缩小过程在稳态阶段的潜在差异的顺序反应的概念,并通过电化学测量和结构表征得到证明。本文为构造可充电镁电池的高级高性能正极材料铺平了道路。

更新日期:2018-10-17
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