Yangyang Dong , Mengqi Wu , Dong Cai , Peng Ying , Hongtian Ning , Meiling Shu , Shuo Yang , Xuemei Zhou , Huagui Nie , Duo Chen , Ruqian Lian , Zhi Yang
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Abstract
Lithium-sulfur batteries face a critical challenge
LiNO3 limits the electrochemical stability window of electrolyte and poses safety risks. This study presents FePC@NH2−MIL-68, a biomimetic enzyme catalyst stable in ether-based electrolytes, to address these issues, which can replace LiNO3 and facilitate Li-anion decomposition. Theoretical and spectroscopic investigations show it promotes LiTFSI decomposition, forms robust CEI and SEI interfaces, and enhances sulfur conversions. Consequently, the FePC@NH2−MIL-68 cell, without LiNO3 additive, delivers a high discharge capacity of 1549 mAh g−1 at 0.2 C and a low capacity decay rate of 0.067% over 1000 cycles at 1.5 C. Even under high sulfur loading of 7.9 mg cm−2 and low electrolyte-to-sulfur ratio of 5.5 μL mg−1, the cells maintain 720 mAh g−1. This work emphasizes that in developing sulfur conversion catalysts, special attention must be paid to their effects on other lithium salt components, which provides a guidance for new catalysts design for metal-sulfur batteries.
锂硫电池面临着严峻的挑战,因为ino3限制了电解液的电化学稳定窗口,存在安全风险。本研究提出了一种在醚基电解质中稳定的仿生酶催化剂FePC@NH2-MIL-68来解决这些问题,它可以取代LiNO3并促进锂阴离子的分解。理论和光谱研究表明,它促进了LiTFSI分解,形成稳健的CEI和SEI界面,并提高了硫转化。结果表明,在不添加LiNO3的情况下,FePC@NH2-MIL-68电池在0.2℃下具有1549 mAh g−1的高放电容量,在1.5℃下具有0.067%的低衰减率,即使在高硫负荷为7.9 mg cm−2和低电解质硫比为5.5 μL mg−1的情况下,电池也能保持720 mAh g−1。本研究强调在开发硫转化催化剂时,必须特别注意其对其他锂盐组分的影响,为金属硫电池新型催化剂的设计提供指导。
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