Chemosensors,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(6), P. 344 - 344
Published: June 12, 2023
Lithium-ion
batteries
(LIBs)
have
become
one
of
the
most
competitive
energy
storage
technologies.
However,
“thermal
runaway”
LIBs
leads
to
serious
safety
issues.
Early
warning
is
a
prerequisite
for
widely
applications
power
battery
and
large-scale
systems.
As
reported,
hydrogen
(H2)
could
be
generated
due
reaction
lithium
metal
polymers
inside
battery.
The
generation
H2
some
time
earlier
than
runaway”.
Therefore,
rapid
detection
trace
effective
method
early
LIBs.
Resistive
sensors
attracted
attention
in
recent
years.
In
addition,
they
placed
LIB
package
initial
detection.
Here,
we
overview
key
advances
resistive
room
temperature
(RT)
sensors,
explore
possible
LIB.
We
explored
underlying
sensing
mechanisms
each
type
sensor.
Additionally,
highlight
approaches
develop
large
scale.
Finally,
present
review
presents
brief
conclusion
perspectives
about
RT
Energy & environment materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
6(4)
Published: May 8, 2023
Exploration
of
alternative
energy
storage
systems
has
been
more
than
necessary
in
view
the
supply
risks
haunting
lithium‐ion
batteries.
Among
various
electrochemical
devices,
sodium‐ion
battery
outstands
with
advantages
cost‐effectiveness
and
comparable
density
Thanks
to
similar
mechanism,
research
development
batteries
have
forged
a
solid
foundation
for
explorations.
Advancements
witnessed
terms
superior
performance
broader
application
scenarios.
Here,
strategies
adopted
optimize
components
(cathode,
anode,
electrolyte,
separator,
binder,
current
collector,
etc.)
cost,
safety,
commercialization
issues
are
summarized
discussed.
Based
on
these
optimization
strategies,
assembly
functional
(flexible,
stretchable,
self‐healable,
self‐chargeable)
integrated
(−actuators,
−sensors,
electrochromic,
realized.
Despite
achievements,
challenges
including
density,
scalability,
trade‐off
between
functionality,
etc.
be
addressed
commercialization.
This
review
aims
at
providing
an
overview
up‐to‐date
achievements
serves
inspire
efforts
designing
upgraded
Carbon Energy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(6)
Published: Feb. 28, 2024
Abstract
Sodium‐ion
batteries
(NIBs)
have
emerged
as
a
promising
alternative
to
commercial
lithium‐ion
(LIBs)
due
the
similar
properties
of
Li
and
Na
elements
well
abundance
accessibility
resources.
Most
current
research
has
been
focused
on
half‐cell
system
(using
metal
counter
electrode)
evaluate
performance
cathode/anode/electrolyte.
The
relationship
between
achieved
in
half
cells
that
obtained
full
cells,
however,
neglected
much
this
research.
Additionally,
trade‐off
electrochemical
cost
needs
be
given
more
consideration.
Therefore,
systematic
comprehensive
insights
into
status
key
issues
for
full‐cell
need
gained
advance
its
commercialization.
Consequently,
review
evaluates
recent
progress
based
various
cathodes
highlights
most
significant
challenges
cells.
Several
strategies
also
proposed
enhance
NIBs,
including
designing
electrode
materials,
optimizing
electrolytes,
sodium
compensation,
so
forth.
Finally,
perspectives
outlooks
are
provided
guide
future
sodium‐ion
Advanced Energy Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(40)
Published: Sept. 13, 2023
Abstract
Sodium‐ion
batteries
(SIBs),
driven
by
sustainability
and
cost
advantage,
have
been
recognized
as
one
of
the
most
promising
electrochemical
energy
storage
devices.
Electrolytes,
unique
component
that
not
only
ionically
connect
while
insulating
electronically
electrodes
but
also
determine
eventual
improvements
in
performance
mainly
regarding
cycle
life,
Coulombic
efficiency,
density,
safety,
hold
key
to
practical
implementation
SIBs.
In
this
review,
fundamental
design
principles
Na
+
‐ion
electrolytes
chemical
properties
cation
over
Li
terms
ion
transport,
salt
dissolution,
solvation
structure
are
first
discussed.
Then,
a
sequence
crucial
experimental
discoveries
strategical
achievements
field
for
SIBs
presented,
with
focuses
on
ether‐based
co‐intercalation
into
graphite,
diluted
highly
concentrated
electrolytes,
wide
temperature
range
nonflammable
indispensable
electrolyte
components
(functional
additives
new
sodium
salts).
Finally,
detailed
analysis
research
trends
practically
feasible
is
presented
aid
ongoing
quest
better
future.
Energy & Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
16(11), P. 4759 - 4811
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
This
review
comprehensively
summarizes
the
operation
fundamentals
of
SMBs
in
different
environments
and
proposes
various
targeted
optimization
strategies.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
124(8), P. 4778 - 4821
Published: April 2, 2024
The
shortage
of
resources
such
as
lithium
and
cobalt
has
promoted
the
development
novel
battery
systems
with
low
cost,
abundance,
high
performance,
efficient
environmental
adaptability.
Due
to
abundance
cost
sodium,
sodium-ion
chemistry
drawn
worldwide
attention
in
energy
storage
systems.
It
is
widely
considered
that
wide-temperature
tolerance
batteries
(WT-SIBs)
can
be
rapidly
developed
due
their
unique
electrochemical
chemical
properties.
However,
WT-SIBs,
especially
for
electrode
materials
electrolyte
systems,
still
face
various
challenges
harsh-temperature
conditions.
In
this
review,
we
focus
on
achievements,
failure
mechanisms,
fundamental
chemistry,
scientific
WT-SIBs.
insights
design
principles,
current
research,
safety
issues
are
presented.
Moreover,
possible
future
research
directions
WT-SIBs
deeply
discussed.
Progress
toward
a
comprehensive
understanding
emerging
comprehensively
discussed
review
will
accelerate
practical
applications
rechargeable
batteries.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 11, 2024
Abstract
The
high
theoretical
capacities
and
excellent
redox
activities
motivate
transitional
metal
sulfides
(TMSs)
to
serve
as
promising
anode
materials
for
sodium‐ion
batteries.
However,
TMSs
would
experience
low
electronic
conductivity
well
notorious
polysulfides
dissolution
shuttle
effect
during
charge/discharge
processes,
which
leads
unsatisfactory
rate
capability
cycling
stability.
Herein,
TMSs‐based
with
NiS
2
nanoparticles
tightly
anchoring
on
nitrogen‐doped
graphene
(NiS
/NG)
via
the
Ni–N
covalent
bond
have
been
developed
through
an
electrostatic
self‐assembly
approach
between
exfoliated
positively
charged
layered
double
hydroxide
negatively
oxide
nanosheets,
followed
by
a
sulfidation
process.
strong
coupling
conductive
active
components
enables
/NG
possess
good
structural
integrity,
ion/electron
conductivity,
adsorption
capability,
ensuring
fast
reaction
kinetics
energetically
stable
performance.
In
consequence,
delivers
capacity
of
664
mAh
g
−1
at
0.1
A
,
performance
545
stability
retained
589.9
after
1200
cycles
0.5
among
best
results
reported
anodes.
study
provides
effective
strategy
design
heterostructured
interaction
high‐efficient‐stable
sodium
storage.
ACS Energy Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 750 - 778
Published: Jan. 13, 2025
Fast-charging
technology,
which
reduces
charging
time
and
enhances
convenience,
is
attracting
attention.
Sodium-ion
batteries
(SIBs)
potassium-ion
(PIBs)
are
emerging
as
viable
alternatives
to
lithium-ion
(LIBs)
due
their
abundant
resources
low
cost.
However,
during
fast
discharging,
the
crystal
structures
of
cathode
materials
in
SIBs/PIBs
can
be
damaged,
negatively
impacting
performance,
lifespan,
capacity.
To
address
this,
there
a
need
explore
electrode
with
ultrahigh
rate
capabilities.
Prussian
Blue
its
analogues
(PB
PBAs)
have
shown
great
potential
for
both
SIBs
PIBs
unique
excellent
electrochemical
properties.
This
Review
examines
use
PBAs
PIBs,
focusing
on
fast-charging
(rate)
performance
commercialization
potential.
Through
systematic
analysis
discussion,
we
hope
provide
practical
guidance
developing
contributing
advancement
widespread
adoption
green
energy
technologies.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
34(11)
Published: Dec. 12, 2023
Abstract
Aqueous
zinc‐ion
batteries
(ZIBs)
are
promising
candidates
for
grid‐energy
storage
due
to
their
safety
and
cost‐effectiveness.
However,
the
detrimental
hydrogen
evolution
reaction
(HER)
dendrite
growth
on
Zn‐metal
anodes
severely
limit
applications.
Herein,
trace
hydrophobic
hyamine
(HQA,
0.78
mmol
L
−1
)
is
introduced
as
an
electrolyte
additive
improve
electrochemical
performance
of
Zn
anode.
Experiments
theoretical
calculations
revealed
that
cationic
HQA
can
preferentially
adsorb
onto
anode
surface
inhibit
HER
promote
uniform
distribution
ions
by
forming
a
water‐lean
electric
double
layer
(EDL).
Moreover,
oriented
adsorption
induced
exposure
(002)
plane
prevented
growth.
Therefore,
symmetric
cells
using
HQA‐containing
exhibited
stable
cycle
more
than
1600
h.
Even
at
high‐density
current
5
mA
cm
−2
,
it
has
high
cumulative
capacity
3250
mAh
.
It
excellent
deep‐discharge
(80%)
with
175
The
Zn||NH
4
V
O
10
full
cell
specific
stability
4.0
A
g
reversibility
These
results
provide
new
low‐cost
approach
design
EDL
optimization
high‐performance
batteries.
