Enhancing the cut-off voltage of high-nickel layered oxide cathodes is an efficient way to obtain higher energy density of lithiummetal batteries(LMBs).However,the phase transition of the cathode materials and the unc...Enhancing the cut-off voltage of high-nickel layered oxide cathodes is an efficient way to obtain higher energy density of lithiummetal batteries(LMBs).However,the phase transition of the cathode materials and the uncontrolled decomposition of the electrolytes at high voltage can lead to irreversible dissolution of transition metal ions,which might cause the crossover effects on the lithium metal anodes.Nonetheless,the mechanism and electrolyte dependence of the crossover effects for Li metal anodes are still unclear.Herein,we investigate the crossover effects between LiNi_(0.8)Mn_(0.1)Co_(0.1)O_(2)and Li-metal anode in two electrolyte systems.For ether-based electrolyte,its poor oxidation stability results in massive dissolution of transition metal ions,leading to dendrite growth on anode and rapid cells failure.Conversely,ester-based electrolyte exhibits good electrochemical performances at 4.5 V with little crossover effect.This study provides an idea for electrolyte systems selection for high-voltage LMBs,and verifies that the crossover effect should not be neglected in LMBs.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.51902304,52072358,U21A2082,22279127,and 52225105).
文摘Enhancing the cut-off voltage of high-nickel layered oxide cathodes is an efficient way to obtain higher energy density of lithiummetal batteries(LMBs).However,the phase transition of the cathode materials and the uncontrolled decomposition of the electrolytes at high voltage can lead to irreversible dissolution of transition metal ions,which might cause the crossover effects on the lithium metal anodes.Nonetheless,the mechanism and electrolyte dependence of the crossover effects for Li metal anodes are still unclear.Herein,we investigate the crossover effects between LiNi_(0.8)Mn_(0.1)Co_(0.1)O_(2)and Li-metal anode in two electrolyte systems.For ether-based electrolyte,its poor oxidation stability results in massive dissolution of transition metal ions,leading to dendrite growth on anode and rapid cells failure.Conversely,ester-based electrolyte exhibits good electrochemical performances at 4.5 V with little crossover effect.This study provides an idea for electrolyte systems selection for high-voltage LMBs,and verifies that the crossover effect should not be neglected in LMBs.
