CuO quantum dots embedded Cu3(BTC)2/CuO sugar gourd-like nanoarrays on copper foil as free-standing anodes for lithium-ion batteries with boosted performance
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Abstract
CuO quantum dots (QDs)-embedded Cu3(BTC)2/CuO sugar gourd-like nanoarrays are successfully assembled on copper foil through a two-step wet-chemical growth method. As a free-standing anode for lithium-ion batteries, the resultant composite (Cu-BTC/QDs/CuO@Cu) delivers a high specific capacity of 813 mAh/g at a current density of 0.2 A/g after 150 cycles, and 452 mAh/g at 1.0 A/g after 500 cycles, demonstrating excellent cycling stability and rate performance. The superior energy storage capability is attributed to a synergistic effect from the individual components including the electro-active organic ligand, porous framework and CuO nanowires/QDs. As an efficient binder-free anode, Cu-BTC/QDs/CuO@Cu can be a promising candidate for the development of high-performance and cost-effective LIBs with exceptional energy density and power density capabilities.
采用两步湿化学生长方法在铜箔上成功组装了CuO量子点(QDs)嵌入Cu3(BTC)2/CuO糖葫芦纳米阵列。作为锂离子电池的独立阳极,该复合材料(Cu-BTC/QDs/CuO@Cu)在150次循环后电流密度为0.2 a /g时可提供813 mAh/g的高比容量,在500次循环后电流密度为1.0 a /g时可提供452 mAh/g的高比容量,具有优异的循环稳定性和倍率性能。优异的储能能力归因于各个组成部分的协同效应,包括电活性有机配体、多孔框架和CuO纳米线/量子点。作为一种高效的无粘结剂阳极,Cu-BTC/QDs/CuO@Cu具有优异的能量密度和功率密度能力,是开发高性能和经济高效的锂离子电池的有希望的候选者。
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