Siyao Li , Huijia Wu , Chunjie Wu , Meng Jin , Huan Yi , Shi-Yu Lu , Yan Zhang
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Abstract
Organic electrode materials have been regarded as sustainable alternatives for sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) due to their high theoretical specific capacity, large reserves and wide sources from biomass. However, the variety of presently reported organic electrode materials is very limited and their essential electrochemical sodium storage behaviors also deserve further investigating. In this paper, we explore the electrochemical sodium storage behavior of a conjugated aromatic acid (4,4′-biphenyldicarboxylic acid, H2bpdc) in esters and ethers-based electrolytes. The results illustrate that in esters-based electrolytes, H2bpdc just shows limited capacity and poor electrochemical sodium storage kinetics. By contrast, in ethers-based electrolytes, H2bpdc experiences a process similar to conversion type mechanism from pristine acid to sodium salt, displaying fast kinetics and delivers a high reversible capacity of 280 mA h g−1. This research would provide basic and novel insights to the electrochemical sodium storage behaviors of promising organic electrode materials and accelerate the new materials exploration process for SIBs.
有机电极材料由于其高理论比容量、大储量和广泛的生物质来源,被认为是钠离子电池的可持续替代品。然而,目前报道的有机电极材料的种类非常有限,其基本的电化学钠存储行为也值得进一步研究。在本文中,我们探索了共轭芳香酸(4,4′-联苯二羧酸,H2bpdc)在基于酯和醚的电解质中的电化学钠存储行为。结果表明,在酯类电解质中,H2bpdc的容量有限,电化学储钠动力学较差。相比之下,在基于醚的电解质中,H2bpdc经历了类似于从原始酸到钠盐的转化型机制的过程,表现出快速的动力学,并提供280 mA h g−1的高可逆容量。这项研究将为有前景的有机电极材料的电化学钠存储行为提供基础和新的见解,并加速SIBs的新材料探索过程。
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