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摘要
基于Li6PS5I的固态电解质(ses)在全固态电池(assb)中表现出良好的界面兼容性,但它们仍然受到离子电导率有限的影响。本文通过Ge、Si和Sb取代P,制备了一种超离子导体锂银晶硫化物Li7-x (GeSi)(1-x)/2SbxS5I,增加了Li6PS5I的构型熵。该方法提高了锂离子的含量和阴离子位点的无序性,导致锂离子迁移的活化能低至0.17 eV,从而获得了高的冷压离子电导率,达到12.7 mS cm-1,热压离子电导率达到创纪录的32.2 mS cm-1。当加入Li3InCl6作为阴极和中间层时,LiNi0.8Co0.1Mn0.1O2@Li3InCl6|Li3InCl6|Li20/3(GeSiSb)1/ 3s5i |Li-In assb在0.1 C时具有219 mAh g-1的高容量,在550次循环后具有135 mAh g-1的显著容量,在1 C下保留84.4%。我们的assb在- 20至60°C范围内稳定循环,并且在100 mg cm-2的超高阴极负载下运行良好。这些发现推动了硫化物sbs在高性能和宽温assb中的应用。
A Superionic Conductor Lithium Argyrodite Sulfide of Li7–x(GeSi)(1–x)/2SbxS5I toward All-Solid-State Lithium-Ion Batteries
Li6PS5I based solid-state electrolytes (SSEs) show promising interface compatibility for all-solid-state batteries (ASSBs), but they still suffer from limited ionic conductivity. Herein, a superionic conductor lithium argyrodite sulfide, Li7–x(GeSi)(1–x)/2SbxS5I, was developed through multi-cation substitution of Ge, Si, and Sb for P, increasing configurational entropy of the Li6PS5I. This approach enhanced Li+ content and anion site disorder, leading to a low activation energy of 0.17 eV for Li+ migration, and consequently a high cold-pressed ionic conductivity of 12.7 mS cm–1, and a record value of 32.2 mS cm–1 after hot-pressing. When incorporating Li3InCl6 as the catholyte and interlayer, the LiNi0.8Co0.1Mn0.1O2@Li3InCl6|Li3InCl6|Li20/3(GeSiSb)1/3S5I|Li-In ASSBs exhibited a high capacity of 219 mAh g–1 at 0.1 C, and a notable capacity of 135 mAh g–1 with 84.4% retention at 1 C after 550 cycles. Our ASSBs demonstrated stable cycling across −20 to 60 °C and operated well at an ultrahigh cathode loading of 100 mg cm–2. These findings advance sulfide SSEs for high-performance and wide-temperature ASSBs.
ACS Energy Letters Energy-Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
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31.20
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