Tuesday, 31 May 2022: 15:00
West Meeting Room 216 (Vancouver Convention Center)
The development of advanced cathode materials with high operating voltage and high reversible capacity is essential to promote the practical realization of sodium ion battery (SIB) technology. Here, O3 type Na0.9Ca0.035Cr0.97Ti0.03O2 is designed by Ca and Ti co-substitution in O3 type NaCrO2, and proposed as a new type of cathode material for high-energy density practical SIBs. On the basis of Chemical science, Alkalin ion successully incorporate NaO6 octahedron of Na0.9Ca0.035Cr0.97Ti0.03O2.1,2 In substitution process two Na+ per single Ca2+, while Cr3+ to Ti4+ ions.3,4 As a result Na+ vacancies are formed Na+ layer. Through co-substitution, structural stability of O3 – Na0.9Ca0.035Cr0.97Ti0.03O2 is increased, because stronger Ti – O bond and immobile Ca2+ ions in Na site synergistically make an effect the unit cell structures. This structural feature suppresses the irreversible phase transition and provide fast Na ion kinetics. In 1.5 – 3.8 voltage range, O3 – Na0.9Ca0.035Cr0.97Ti0.03O2 cathode to deliver the high initial Coulombic efficiency of 95%. Also at a 10 C rate, cathode retains the 90% of its initial capacity after 1000 cycles. In situ X-ray diffraction confirmed the reversible structure properties during charging and discharging process. Moreover, the cathode guarantees the practical applicability with good cycling in a pouch- type full cell using a hard carbon anode, as well as with excellent water durability.
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