A highly stable zinc metal anode modified with a fluorinated graphite nanosheets(FGNSs)coating was designed.The porous structure of the coating layer effectively hinders lateral mass transfer of Zn ions and suppresses...A highly stable zinc metal anode modified with a fluorinated graphite nanosheets(FGNSs)coating was designed.The porous structure of the coating layer effectively hinders lateral mass transfer of Zn ions and suppresses dendrite growth.Moreover,the high electronegativity exhibited by fluorine atoms creates an almost superhydrophobic solid-liquid interface,thereby reducing the interaction between solvent water and the zinc substrate.Consequently,this leads to a significant inhibition of hydrogen evolution corrosion and other side reactions.The modified anode demonstrates exceptional cycling stability,as symmetric cells exhibit sustained cycling for over 1400 h at a current density of 5 mA/cm^(2).Moreover,the full cells with NH_(4)V_(4)O_(10)cathode exhibit an impressive capacity retention rate of 92.2%after undergoing 1000 cycles.展开更多
The structure evolution of fluorinated graphite （CFx） upon the Li/Na intercalation has been studied by first- principles calculations. The Li/Na adsorption on single CF layer and intercalated into bulk CF have been ...The structure evolution of fluorinated graphite （CFx） upon the Li/Na intercalation has been studied by first- principles calculations. The Li/Na adsorption on single CF layer and intercalated into bulk CF have been calculated. The better cycling performance of Na intercalation into the CF cathode, comparing to that of Li intercalation, is attributed to the different strength and characteristics of the Li-F and Na-F interactions. The interactions between Li and F are stronger and more localized than those between Na and E The strong and localized Coulomb attraction between Li and F atoms breaks the C-F bonds and pulls the F atoms away, and graphene sheets are formed upon Li intercalation.展开更多
基金supported by Young Elite Scientists Sponsorship Program by CAST,China(No.2023QNRC001)the Science and Technology Innovation Program of Hunan Province,China(No.2022RC1078)+1 种基金the Natural Science Foundation of Hunan Province,China(No.2023JJ10060)the Scientific Research Fund of Hunan Provincial Education Department,China(No.23A0003)。
文摘A highly stable zinc metal anode modified with a fluorinated graphite nanosheets(FGNSs)coating was designed.The porous structure of the coating layer effectively hinders lateral mass transfer of Zn ions and suppresses dendrite growth.Moreover,the high electronegativity exhibited by fluorine atoms creates an almost superhydrophobic solid-liquid interface,thereby reducing the interaction between solvent water and the zinc substrate.Consequently,this leads to a significant inhibition of hydrogen evolution corrosion and other side reactions.The modified anode demonstrates exceptional cycling stability,as symmetric cells exhibit sustained cycling for over 1400 h at a current density of 5 mA/cm^(2).Moreover,the full cells with NH_(4)V_(4)O_(10)cathode exhibit an impressive capacity retention rate of 92.2%after undergoing 1000 cycles.
基金support of National High Technology Research and Development Program of China ("863" Program) (2015AA034201)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (11234013 and 11264014)+1 种基金Natural Science Foundation of Jiangxi Province (20133ACB21010, 20142BAB212002,20132BAB212005)Foundation of Jiangxi Education Committee (GJJ14254 and KJLD14024)
文摘The structure evolution of fluorinated graphite （CFx） upon the Li/Na intercalation has been studied by first- principles calculations. The Li/Na adsorption on single CF layer and intercalated into bulk CF have been calculated. The better cycling performance of Na intercalation into the CF cathode, comparing to that of Li intercalation, is attributed to the different strength and characteristics of the Li-F and Na-F interactions. The interactions between Li and F are stronger and more localized than those between Na and E The strong and localized Coulomb attraction between Li and F atoms breaks the C-F bonds and pulls the F atoms away, and graphene sheets are formed upon Li intercalation.
