MXenes-based Multifunctional Nanomaterials for Lithium-Ion Batteries: Opportunities and Challenges

Q3 Engineering

Nanoscience and Nanotechnology - Asia Pub Date : 2023-09-11 DOI:10.2174/2210681213666230911161526

Tika Ram Bhandari, Yub Narayan Thapa, Chiranjibi Dhakal, Rameshwar Adhikari

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Abstract: MXene-based multicomponent materials are 2D substances derived from transition metal (M) with carbide/nitride combinations having several propitious uses, including application in energy storage devices for high-performance electrodes for Lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) fabrication. The suitability of these new classes of materials for LIB electrodes can be attributed to their high conductivity combined with their excellent surface properties desirable for electrode applications, such as fast charge-discharge capability, high storage capacity and high rate capacity. However, there are several challenges possessed by MXene-based nanomaterials in the application of their electrodes in future flexible and wearable devices, demanding more research work and development strategies. After a brief overview of MXenes used in batteries, this paper deals with the synthesis, morphology-properties correlations, and their performance. Finally, this paper headlines the advantages, limitations, and challenges of MXene-based electrodes for LIBs, ending with concluding remarks.

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基于mxenes的锂离子电池多功能纳米材料:机遇与挑战

基于mxene的多组分材料是由过渡金属(M)衍生的具有碳化物/氮化物组合的二维物质，具有多种有利的用途，包括用于制造高性能锂离子电池(LIBs)电极的储能装置。这些新型材料对LIB电极的适用性可归因于它们的高导电性以及电极应用所需的优异表面性能，例如快速充放电能力，高存储容量和高倍率容量。然而，基于mxene纳米材料的电极在未来柔性可穿戴设备中的应用面临着一些挑战，需要更多的研究工作和开发策略。在简要概述了MXenes在电池中的应用之后，本文讨论了MXenes的合成、形态-性能相关性及其性能。最后，本文介绍了基于mxene的lib电极的优点、局限性和挑战，并以结束语结束。

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