The development of lithium-sulfur batteries(LSBs)is restricted by their poor cycle stability and rate performance due to the low conductivity of sulfur and severe shuttle effect.Herein,an N,O co-doped graphene layered...The development of lithium-sulfur batteries(LSBs)is restricted by their poor cycle stability and rate performance due to the low conductivity of sulfur and severe shuttle effect.Herein,an N,O co-doped graphene layered block(NOGB)with many dents on the graphene sheets is designed as effective sulfur host for high-performance LSB s.The sulfur platelets are physically confined into the dents and closely contacted with the graphene scaffold,ensuring structural stability and high conductivity.The highly doped N and O atoms can prevent the shuttle effect of sulfur species by strong chemical adsorption.Moreover,the micropores on the graphene sheets enable fast Li^+transport through the blocks.As a result,the obtained NOGB/S composite with 76 wt%sulfur content shows a high capacity of 1413 mAh g^-1 at 0.1 C,good rate performance of 433 mAh g^-1 at 10 C,and remarkable stability with 526 mAh g^-1 at after 1000 cycles at 1 C(average decay rate:0.038%per cycle).Our design provides a comprehensive route for simultaneously improving the conductivity,ion transport kinetics,and preventing the shuttle effect in LSBs.展开更多
1.Introduction Carbon materials have been widely investigated as the anode materials for Na+storage due to their moderate capacity,good stability,and low cost.The Na+storage mechanisms of carbon are generally classifi...1.Introduction Carbon materials have been widely investigated as the anode materials for Na+storage due to their moderate capacity,good stability,and low cost.The Na+storage mechanisms of carbon are generally classified into diffusion-controlled interlayer insertion/desertion and capacitive-controlled surface adsorption/desorption[1].展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51672055,51972342,51872656,and 51702275)the Taishan Scholar Project of Shandong Province(ts20190922)+3 种基金the Key Basic Research Project of Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province(ZR2019ZD51)the Xinjiang Tianshan Xuesong Project(2018XS28)the Scientific Research Program of the Higher Education Institution of Xinjiang(XJEDU2017S003)the Xinjiang Tianchi Doctoral Project。
文摘The development of lithium-sulfur batteries(LSBs)is restricted by their poor cycle stability and rate performance due to the low conductivity of sulfur and severe shuttle effect.Herein,an N,O co-doped graphene layered block(NOGB)with many dents on the graphene sheets is designed as effective sulfur host for high-performance LSB s.The sulfur platelets are physically confined into the dents and closely contacted with the graphene scaffold,ensuring structural stability and high conductivity.The highly doped N and O atoms can prevent the shuttle effect of sulfur species by strong chemical adsorption.Moreover,the micropores on the graphene sheets enable fast Li^+transport through the blocks.As a result,the obtained NOGB/S composite with 76 wt%sulfur content shows a high capacity of 1413 mAh g^-1 at 0.1 C,good rate performance of 433 mAh g^-1 at 10 C,and remarkable stability with 526 mAh g^-1 at after 1000 cycles at 1 C(average decay rate:0.038%per cycle).Our design provides a comprehensive route for simultaneously improving the conductivity,ion transport kinetics,and preventing the shuttle effect in LSBs.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51972342,5187205652062046,and 51702275)the Taishan Scholar Project of Shandong Province(ts20190922)+3 种基金the Key Basic Research Projects of Natural Science Foundation of Shandong province(ZR2019ZD51)the CAS Key aboratory of Carbon Materials(KLCMKFJJ2012)the Science Foundation of Xinjiang Autonomous Region(2020D01C019)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(20CX05010A)。
文摘1.Introduction Carbon materials have been widely investigated as the anode materials for Na+storage due to their moderate capacity,good stability,and low cost.The Na+storage mechanisms of carbon are generally classified into diffusion-controlled interlayer insertion/desertion and capacitive-controlled surface adsorption/desorption[1].