Abhimanyu Kumar Prajapati, Ram K Gupta, Ashish Bhatnagar
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Abstract
In the present investigation heterostructure CuO@TiO2 and its hybrid engineered system created by an addition of reduced graphene oxide (rGO) that is, CuO@TiO2/rGO have been examined as anode in Li/Na-ion battery application. The electrochemical performance of as-fabricated mesoporous CuO@TiO2/rGO, CuO@TiO2, pristine CuO, and pristine TiO2 have been explored as anode for Li/Na-ion batteries. After 200 cycles, the discharging capacities of CuO@TiO2/rGO anode is found to be 653 mAhg-1 while CuO@TiO2, pristine CuO and pristine TiO2 have shown a lithium storage capacity of 343, 184, and 99 mAhg-1 respectively at high current density (200 mAg-1). On the other side, as-fabricated mesoporous CuO@TiO2/rGO and CuO@TiO2 have been also checked as anode in sodium ion batteries. After 100 cycles, CuO@TiO2/rGO and CuO@TiO2 have shown a sodium storage capacity of 240 and 144 mAhg-1 respectively at 200 mAg-1 which clearly shows that out of the studies materials, CuO@TiO2/rGO is optimum in terms of electrochemical performance in both storage system. The tentative mechanism for the enhanced electrochemical behavior CuO@TiO2/rGO has been discussed and described based upon X-ray diffraction, electron microscopy and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS). To our best understanding, this is the first report of engineered CuO@TiO2/rGO anode with high Li/Na-ion storage capacity.
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