Yuming Zhao, Fengxuan Wu, Mingwei Jiang, Zhidong Hou, Weijia He, Dan Su, Fei Xu, Jian‐Gan Wang
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摘要
硫酸铁钠(NFS)作为一种低成本、高电压的钠离子电池正极材料,已经引起了科学界和工业界的极大兴趣。然而,NFS的钠存储性能远远超出了理论阈值,这仍然是一个艰巨的挑战。本文证明了蛋黄壳NFS@carbon空心球(NFS@CHS)结构可以有效地加快电化学动力学和稳定性。分层多孔碳空心球被筛选出来,通过强大的毛细管约束充分封装NFS纳米级颗粒,从而构建高导电性的电子/离子传输高速公路,以增强电极的反应性和稳定性。令人印象深刻的是,蛋黄壳复合材料在0.1℃时达到了创纪录的120.2 mAh g - 1的可逆容量,在20℃时达到了65 mAh g - 1的优异保留率,以及超过12000次循环的显着工作寿命。系统地研究了NFS@CHS的动力学增强反应机理及其在全细胞中的潜在应用。这项工作将为合理设计和合成面向商业实践的高性能NFS基材料提供有见地的视角。
Yolk‐Shell Sodium Iron Sulfate@Carbon for Advanced Sodium Storage with Enhanced Capacity and Stability
Sodium iron sulfates (NFS) have garnered immense scientific and industrial interest as the cost‐effective and high‐voltage cathode materials of sodium‐ion batteries. However, the sodium storage properties of NFS are far beyond the theoretical threshold, which remains a formidable challenge. Herein, a yolk‐shell NFS@carbon hollow spheres (NFS@CHS) architecture for effectively expediting the electrochemical kinetics and stability is demonstrated. Hierarchically porous carbon hollow spheres are screened out to sufficiently encapsulate NFS nanosized particles by strong capillary confinement, thus constructing highly conductive electron/ion transportation expressways for enhanced electrode reactivity and stability. Impressively, the yolk‐shell composite achieves a record‐high reversible capacity of 120.2 mAh g−1 at 0.1 C, excellent rate retention of 65 mAh g−1 at 20 C, along with a remarkable working lifespan over 12 000 cycles. The kinetic‐enhanced reaction mechanism and its potential application of NFS@CHS in full cells are systematically studied. This work will afford an insightful perspective for rational design and synthesis of high‐performance NFS‐based materials toward commercial practice.
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