Understanding the Chemical Composition with Doping Aliovalent Ions, Followed by the Electrochemical Behavior for Surface-Modified Ni-Rich NMC Cathode Materials.
Eun Gyu LeeHyemin ParkSeulki JiSi Jin SeongMihye WuSun Sook LeeYongseon KimSungho ChoiPublished in: Inorganic chemistry (2021)
A comparative study of doping aliovalent ions, Zr- or Al-, into Ni-rich Li(Ni,Co,Mn)O2 cathode materials is conducted in terms of the electrochemical properties and chemical analysis, especially on the surface region. The solubility and chemical composition for the given sol-gel treatment matches well with the computational results with which the infinitesimal Zr-coating is identified as exhibiting increased charge capacity with prolonged cycle life. Specifically, the whole process can be understood by the suppressed lithium-ion charge transfer resistance (RCT) during the cycles, which can be facilitated by the decreased NiO formation during the cyclic reactions.
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