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摘要
开发锂金属阳极代替传统的石墨阳极,可以显著促进电池能量密度的飞跃。然而,由于锂金属表面天然固体电解质间相层的不稳定性,导致锂枝晶生长难以控制,长期以来制约了锂金属的实际实施。本文采用简便、大规模的气相-固相沉积方法,合理构建了稳定Li金属的g-C3N4界面层。改性后的锂金属具有更高的库仑效率、高倍率(10 mA cm−2)和长周期稳定性(1800次)。Li|LiFePO4电池表现出卓越的倍率能力和改进的循环稳定性。此外,Li|LiCoO2电池还显示出超过650次循环的超长寿命稳定循环,每个循环的超低衰减率为~ 0.011%。这项工作提出了一种简便、可扩展的策略,用于构建高稳定的锂金属阳极。
Interfacial manipulation enabling fast-ion-transport kinetics towards high rate and long-term cycling Li metal anode
Developing Li metal anode replacing the conventional graphite anode can significantly promote a big leap in cell energy density. However, the practical implementation of Li metal has long been fettered by the notorious and uncontrollable Li dendrite growth due to the instability of the native solid electrolyte interphase layer on Li metal surface. Herein, a robust g-C3N4 interface layer has been rationally constructed for Li metal stabilization by the facile and large-scalable vapor–solid deposition method. The modified Li metal shows improved Coulombic efficiency, high-rate capability (10 mA cm−2) and long-term cycling stability (1800 cycles). The Li|LiFePO4 cell exhibits exceptional rate capability and improved cycling stability. Moreover, the Li|LiCoO2 cell also shows an exceptionally ultralong lifespan stable cycling over 650 cycles with an ultralow decay rate of ∼0.011 % per cycle. This work presents a facile and scalable strategy for constructing highly stable Li metal anode for practical implementation.
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