Angewandte Chemie,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 24, 2024
Abstract
Aqueous
manganese
ion
batteries
hold
potential
for
stationary
storage
applications
owing
to
their
merits
in
cost,
energy
density,
and
environmental
sustainability.
However,
the
formidable
challenge
is
instability
of
metallic
(Mn)
anodes
aqueous
electrolytes
due
severe
hydrogen
evolution
reaction
(HER),
which
more
serious
than
commonly
studied
Zn
metal
anodes.
Moreover,
mechanism
HER
side
reactions
has
remained
unclear.
Herein,
we
design
a
series
Mn−P
alloying
by
precisely
regulating
band
structures
mitigate
issue.
It
found
that
primarily
originates
from
spontaneous
Mn‐H
2
O
driven
excessively
high
HOMO
level
Mn,
rather
electrocatalytic
water
splitting.
Owing
reduced
enhanced
electron
escape
work
function,
MnP
anode
achieves
an
evidently
cycle
durability
(over
1000
hours
at
current
density
5
mA
cm
−2
).
The
MnP||AgVO
full
cell
with
N/P
ratio
4
exhibits
better
rate
capability
extended
life
(7000
cycles)
minimal
capacity
degradation
using
Mn
(less
100
cycles).
This
study
provides
practical
approach
developing
highly
durable
Carbon Neutrality,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
4(1)
Published: Feb. 11, 2025
Abstract
Driven
by
the
goals
of
carbon
neutrality,
electrochemical
storage
technologies
play
a
vital
role
in
supporting
integration
renewable
energy
and
reducing
dependency
on
fossil
fuels.
The
Mn-based
rechargeable
battery
(MnRB)
is
gaining
significant
attention
industry
due
to
its
high
voltage
platform
density,
making
it
potential
alternative
e-bike
system
area.
safety
performance
MnRB
crucial
for
widespread
application.
However,
there
has
been
scarcity
studies
evaluating
MnRB.
In
this
study,
thermal
behavior
commercial
composite
cathode
from
perspectives
"heat
generation-gas
emission-
explosion
risks".
Its
was
compared
with
that
existing
batteries
using
Li(Ni
x
Co
y
Mn
z
)O
2
LiFePO
4
(LFP)
as
materials.
results
indicate
exhibits
higher
triggering
temperature,
0.8%
lower
than
0.5
0.2
0.3
(NCM523)
approximately
12.7%
LFP.
MnRB's
normalized
gas
emission
during
runway
(TR)
1.3%
NCM523,
primary
components
being
CO,
H
,
CO
.
limit
2.7%
NCM523
44.0%
intermediate
stability
combustion-explosion
characteristics
between
This
study
provides
valuable
data
TR
behavior,
offering
comprehensive
assessment
intrinsic
through
quantitative
evaluation.
findings
present
clear
directions
designing,
optimizing,
implementing
measures
against
TR.
Small,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 20, 2024
Abstract
Aqueous
zinc
metal
batteries
(AZMBs)
are
emerging
as
a
powerful
contender
in
the
realm
of
large‐scale
intermittent
energy
storage
systems,
presenting
compelling
alternative
to
existing
ion
battery
technologies.
They
harness
benefits
zinc's
high
safety,
natural
abundance,
and
favorable
electrochemical
potential
(−0.762
V
vs
Standard
hydrogen
electrode,
SHE),
alongside
an
impressive
theoretical
capacity
(820
mAh
g
−1
5655
cm
−3
).
However,
performance
ZMBs
is
impeded
by
several
challenges,
including
poor
compatibility
with
high‐loading
cathodes
persistent
side
reactions.
These
issues
intricately
linked
inherent
physicochemical
properties
anodes
(ZMAs).
Here,
this
review
delves
into
traditional
methods
ZMAs
production,
encompassing
extraction,
electrodeposition,
rolling
processes.
The
discussion
then
progresses
exploration
cutting‐edge
methodologies
designed
enhance
ZMAs.
categorized
alloying,
pre‐treatment
substrate,
advanced
electrodeposition
techniques,
development
composite
utilizing
powder.
offers
comparative
analysis
merits
drawbacks
various
optimization
strategies,
highlighting
beneficial
outcomes
achieved.
It
aspires
inspire
novel
concepts
for
advancement
innovation
next‐generation
zinc‐based
solutions.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 10, 2025
In
this
field
guide,
we
outline
empirical
and
theory-based
approaches
to
characterize
the
fundamental
properties
of
liquid
multivalent-ion
battery
electrolytes,
including
(i)
structure
chemistry,
(ii)
transport,
(iii)
electrochemical
properties.
When
detailed
molecular-scale
understanding
multivalent
electrolyte
behavior
is
insufficient
use
examples
from
well-studied
lithium-ion
electrolytes.
recognition
that
coupling
techniques
highly
effective,
but
often
nontrivial,
also
highlight
recent
characterization
efforts
uncover
a
more
comprehensive
nuanced
underlying
structures,
processes,
reactions
drive
performance
system-level
behavior.
We
hope
insights
these
discussions
will
guide
design
future
studies,
accelerate
development
next-generation
batteries
through
modeling
with
experiments,
help
avoid
pitfalls
ensure
reproducibility
results.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(41)
Published: Aug. 17, 2024
Abstract
Aqueous
Mn‐ion
batteries
(MIBs)
exhibit
a
promising
development
potential
due
to
their
cost‐effectiveness,
high
safety,
and
for
energy
density.
However,
the
of
MIBs
is
hindered
by
lack
electrode
materials
capable
storing
Mn
2+
ions
acidic
manganese
salt
electrolytes
large
ion
radius.
Herein,
tunnel‐type
structure
monoclinic
VO
2
nanorods
effectively
store
via
reversible
(de)insertion
chemistry
first
time
reported.
Utilizing
exhaustive
in
situ/ex
situ
multi‐scale
characterization
techniques
theoretical
calculations,
co‐insertion
process
/proton
revealed,
elucidating
capacity
decay
mechanism
wherein
proton
activity
leads
irreversible
dissolution
loss
vanadium
species.
Further,
Grotthuss
transfer
protons
broken
hydrogen
bond
reconstruction
strategy
while
achieving
modulation
electric
double‐layer
structure,
which
suppresses
interface
activity.
Consequently,
demonstrates
excellent
electrochemical
performance
at
both
ambient
temperatures
−20
°C,
especially
maintaining
162
mAh
g
−1
5
A
after
record‐breaking
20
000
cycles.
Notably,
all‐vanadium
symmetric
pouch
cells
are
successfully
assembled
based
on
“rocking‐chair”
hybrid
mechanism,
demonstrating
practical
application
potential.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(39)
Published: Aug. 13, 2024
Abstract
Aqueous
rechargeable
metal
batteries
have
recently
garnered
considerable
attention
owing
to
their
low
cost,
sufficient
capacity,
and
the
use
of
non‐flammable
water‐based
electrolytes.
Among
them,
manganese
are
particularly
favored
because
stability,
abundance,
affordability,
high
energy
density.
Despite
advantages,
Mn
storage
host
structures
remain
underexplored.
Therefore,
developing
innovative
materials
is
crucial
for
advancing
this
field.
In
paper,
study
reports
first
time,
Ag
0.33
V
2
O
5
as
a
cathode
material
in
aqueous
batteries.
The
explains
displacement/intercalation
behavior
silver
using
electrochemical,
structural,
spectroscopic
analyses.
Additionally,
it
shown
that
cation
(Ag
+
,
2+
H
)
diffusion
pathways
can
be
simulated
diffusion‐barrier
calculations.
Finally,
demonstrates
high‐performance
exhibit
remarkable
reversible
capacity
≈261.9
mAh
g
−1
at
current
0.1
A
an
excellent
cycle
retention
69.1%
after
2000
cycles
density
1.5
A/g.
findings
contribute
advancement
battery
technology,
offering
promising
pathway
safer,
more
cost‐effective,
systems.
Angewandte Chemie,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 31, 2025
Abstract
As
a
promising
post
lithium‐ion‐battery
candidate,
manganese
metal
battery
(MMB)
is
receiving
growing
research
interests
because
of
its
high
volumetric
capacity,
low
cost,
safety
and
energy‐to‐price
ratio.
However,
the
energy
density,
mainly
constrained
by
scarce
choices
unsatisfying
capacity
cathodes,
strictly
bottlenecks
development
MMBs.
In
this
work,
new
class
cathodes
based
on
novel
dual‐storage
mechanism
(DSM)
are
reported.
Working
principles
DSM
revealed
deeply
understood
via
ex
situ
X‐ray
diffraction
photoelectron
spectroscopy.
Besides,
proof‐of‐concept
DSM‐based
Cu
1.8
S
cathode,
which
shows
highest
specific
220
mAh
g
−1
97.1
%
higher
density
than
previously
reported
in
storing
Mn
2+
ions,
presented.
The
key
determinants
design
strategies
for
next‐generation
theoretical
calculations.
This
work
provides
high‐capacity
cathode
materials
MMBs,
expected
to
draw
inspirations
further
enhance
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 31, 2025
As
a
promising
post
lithium-ion-battery
candidate,
manganese
metal
battery
(MMB)
is
receiving
growing
research
interests
because
of
its
high
volumetric
capacity,
low
cost,
safety
and
energy-to-price
ratio.
However,
the
energy
density,
mainly
constrained
by
scarce
choices
unsatisfying
capacity
cathodes,
strictly
bottlenecks
development
MMBs.
In
this
work,
new
class
cathodes
based
on
novel
dual-storage
mechanism
(DSM)
are
reported.
Working
principles
DSM
revealed
deeply
understood
via
ex
situ
X-ray
diffraction
photoelectron
spectroscopy.
Besides,
proof-of-concept
DSM-based
Cu1.8S
cathode,
which
shows
highest
specific
220
mAh
g-1
97.1
%
higher
density
than
previously
reported
in
storing
Mn2+
ions,
presented.
The
key
determinants
design
strategies
for
next-generation
theoretical
calculations.
This
work
provides
high-capacity
cathode
materials
MMBs,
expected
to
draw
inspirations
further
enhance
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 28, 2025
Abstract
Manganese
batteries
garnered
significant
attention
as
sustainable
and
cost‐effective
alternatives
to
lithium‐ion
batteries.
For
the
first
time,
manganese
are
demonstrated
using
a
hexacyanoferrate
cathode
organic
electrolyte
solution,
specifically
saturated
Mn(ClO₄)₂
in
acetonitrile.
The
exhibits
an
average
operating
voltage
of
1.7
V
discharge
capacity
73.4
mAh
g
−1
at
0.1
A
,
retaining
71.1%
after
1500
cycles
0.2
.
Diffusion
pathways
barriers
reveal
efficient
3D
Mn
2
⁺
ion
diffusion
within
framework,
with
low
migration
barrier
0.514
eV.
Despite
promising
performance,
surface
analysis
metal
anode
reveals
formation
complex
organic/inorganic
SEI
(solid
interphase)
layers,
including
MnO
x
MnCl
compounds,
due
decomposition.
These
findings
highlight
critical
importance
layer
control
optimization
for
enhancing
durability
efficiency
electrolyte‐based
established
viable
next‐generation
energy
storage
solution
provide
foundation
further
advancements
battery
systems.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 14, 2025
Aqueous
rechargeable
manganese
(Mn)-ion
batteries
have
recently
emerged
as
a
promising
candidate
for
multivalent
ion
batteries.
However,
challenges
remain,
particularly
in
expanding
the
electrolyte's
voltage
window
and
identifying
compatible
anode
materials.
Herein,
we
introduce
Mn-ion
full
battery
comprising
nickel
hexacyanoferrate
(NiHCF)
cathode,
perylene-3,4,9,10-tetracarboxylic
diimide
(PTCDI)
anode,
novel
hydrated
eutectic
electrolyte
formulated
from
Mn(ClO4)2·6H2O
acetamide.
This
composition,
optimized
molar
ratio,
provides
stable
solvation
structure
that
suppresses
water
reactivity
supports
high
ionic
conductivity,
confirmed
by
spectroscopic
molecular
dynamics
analyses.
The
PTCDI
facilitates
highly
reversible
Mn2+
storage
via
unique
enolization
redox
reaction,
delivering
exceptional
rate
capability
cycling
stability.
As
result,
NiHCF||PTCDI
achieves
1.2
V
plateau,
excellent
performance
(up
to
5.0
A
g-1),
long
life
with
95.6%
capacity
retention
over
1200
cycles
at
1.0
g-1.
study
proposes
feasible
strategy
construction
of
environment-friendly,
long-life
low-cost
aqueous
batteries,
offering
sustainable
high-performance
solution
future
energy
applications.