Novel MnO-Graphite Dual-Ion Battery and New Insights into Its Reaction Mechanism during Initial Cycle by Operando Techniques.
Li-Na WuShou-Yu ShenYu-Hao HongChong-Heng ShenFa-Ming HanFang FuXiao-Dong ZhouLing HuangJun-Tao LiShi-Gang SunPublished in: ACS applied materials & interfaces (2019)
Dual-ion battery complements lithium-ion batteries in terms of the use of inexpensive materials and ease to construct cells. To improve the safety and energy density of dual-ion battery, in this paper, a novel MnO-graphite dual-ion battery is reported for the first time. Microporous MnO materials are used as anode, which exhibits a low conversion potential and a low voltage hysteresis. The MnO-graphite dual-ion battery can deliver a capacity of 104 mAh g-1 at 0.5C and exhibits good rate performances and cycling stability (capacity retention >93% after 300 cycles). A mechanism is proposed to explain the irreversibility in capacity during the initial cycle by using operando X-ray diffraction in combination with online electrochemical mass spectrometry and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy.
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