Jie Huang, Bin Qiu, Feng Xu, Jinyu Gao, Peixin Zhang, Chuanxin He, Hongwei Mi
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Abstract
Solid-state lithium metal batteries (LMBs) based on polymer electrolytes have become a hot topic for next-generation energy storage owing to their high specific energy, flexibility, and simple preparation process. However, poor electrolyte–electrode interface reactions and intrinsically slow Li+ transfer kinetics limit the development of solid-state LMBs. Here, a tris(4-fluorophenyl)phosphine (T4FPP) additive with strong steric hindrance and weak coordination is introduced to remodel the Li+ coordination environment to facilitate electrolyte bulk and interface charge transfer. Furthermore, theoretical analysis combined with in situ/ex situ characterizations demonstrate that the addition of T4FPP helps to construct an anion-dominated solvation structure through molecular crowding and form a LiF/Li2O-rich SEI layer. Ultimately, the LFP|Li full cell based on the T4FPP modified electrolyte works normally even at 10 C with a reversible specific capacity of 88.9 mAh g–1. Simultaneously, the electrochemical performance at 0–60 °C further verified the wide temperature range adaptability of the electrolyte.
基于聚合物电解质的固态锂金属电池(lmb)以其高比能、柔韧性和制备工艺简单等优点成为下一代储能领域的研究热点。然而,较差的电解质-电极界面反应和本身较慢的Li+转移动力学限制了固态lmb的发展。本文引入强位阻弱配位的三(4-氟苯基)膦(T4FPP)添加剂,改造Li+配位环境,促进电解质体积和界面电荷转移。此外,理论分析结合原位/非原位表征表明,T4FPP的加入有助于通过分子拥挤构建阴离子为主的溶剂化结构,形成富LiF/ li2o的SEI层。最终,基于T4FPP改性电解质的LFP|Li全电池即使在10℃下也能正常工作,可逆比容量为88.9 mAh g-1。同时,在0-60℃的电化学性能进一步验证了电解质的宽温度范围适应性。
ACS Energy Letters Energy-Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
CiteScore
31.20
自引率
5.00%
发文量
469
审稿时长
1 months
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