Recent Advancements in Na Super Ionic Conductor-Incorporated Composite Polymer Electrolytes for Sodium-Ion Battery Application
Kanya Koothanatham Senthilkumar,
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Rajagopalan Thiruvengadathan,
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Ramanujam Brahmadesam Thoopul Srinivasa Raghava
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et al.
Electrochem,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
6(1), P. 6 - 6
Published: March 3, 2025
Sodium-ion
batteries
(SIBs)
have
garnered
significant
attention
as
a
cost-effective
and
sustainable
alternative
to
lithium-ion
(LIBs)
due
the
abundance
eco-friendly
extraction
of
sodium.
Despite
larger
ionic
radius
heavier
mass
sodium
ions,
SIBs
are
ideal
for
large-scale
applications,
such
grid
energy
storage
electric
vehicles,
where
cost
resource
availability
outweigh
constraints
size
weight.
A
critical
component
in
is
electrolyte,
which
governs
specific
capacity,
density,
battery
lifespan
by
enabling
ion
transport
between
electrodes.
Among
various
electrolytes,
composite
polymer
electrolytes
(CPEs)
stand
out
their
non-leakage
non-flammable
nature
tunable
physicochemical
properties.
The
incorporation
NASICON
(Na
Super
Ionic
CONductor)
fillers
into
matrices
has
shown
transformative
potential
enhancing
SIB
performance.
improve
conductivity
forming
continuous
conduction
pathways
reduce
matrix
crystallinity,
thereby
facilitating
higher
sodium-ion
mobility.
Additionally,
these
enhance
mechanical
properties
electrochemical
performance
CPEs.
Hence,
this
review
focuses
on
pivotal
roles
optimizing
CPEs,
including
conductivity,
structural
integrity,
stability.
mechanisms
underlying
facilitated
CPE
will
be
explored,
with
emphasis
influence
filler
morphology
composition
By
scrutinizing
recent
findings,
underscores
NASICON-based
appropriate
material
development
advanced
batteries.
Language: Английский
Ion transport mechanism in sodium-ion batteries: Fundamentals, applications, and future trends
Muhammad Faizan,
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Roheen Saeed,
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Erum Aamir
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et al.
Journal of Energy Storage,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
122, P. 116616 - 116616
Published: April 15, 2025
Language: Английский
Inorganic Solid‐State Electrolytes for Solid‐State Sodium Batteries: Electrolyte Design and Interfacial Challenges
ChemElectroChem,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12(3)
Published: Jan. 6, 2025
Abstract
Recent
advancements
in
inorganic
solid
electrolytes
(ISEs),
achieving
sodium
(Na)‐ion
conductivities
exceeding
10
‐2
S
cm
‐1
at
room
temperature
(RT),
have
generated
significant
interest
the
development
of
solid‐state
batteries
(SSSBs).
However,
ISEs
face
challenges
such
as
their
limited
electrochemical
stability
windows
(ESWs)
and
compatibility
issues
with
high‐capacity,
high‐voltage
cathode
materials
Na
metal
anodes.
The
success
high‐performance
SSSBs
hinges
on
developing
ideal
that
deliver
high
+
ion
conductivities,
robust
chemical
stability,
well
constructed
electrode/ISE
interfaces.
This
review
explores
fundamental
principles
strategies
to
optimize
SSSB
performance
by
addressing
related
interfaces,
emphasizing
many
interfacial
are
intrinsically
linked
ISE
properties.
It
highlights
recent
research,
including
mechanisms
Na‐ion
conduction
key
factors
influencing
it,
crystal
structure,
lattice
dynamics,
point
defects,
grain
boundaries.
also
discusses
prototyping
for
cell
design
from
perspectives
material
defect
chemistry.
Additionally,
identifies
future
opportunities
advancing
provides
rational
solutions
guide
research
toward
practical
realization
SSSBs.
Keywords:
Solid‐state
batteries;
Inorganic
electrolytes;
Interfacial
mechanism;
Electrochemical
window;
Ionic
conductivity;
Modification
Language: Английский
The Role of Fluorine in Polyanionic Cathode Materials for Sodium‐Ion Batteries
Small Methods,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 5, 2025
Abstract
With
the
growing
global
demand
for
renewable
energy
and
increasing
scarcity
of
lithium
resources,
sodium‐ion
batteries
have
received
extensive
attention
research
as
a
potential
alternative.
Among
many
cathode
materials
batteries,
polyanion
are
favored
their
high
operating
voltage,
stable
cycling
performance,
good
safety.
However,
low
electronic
conductivity
density
polyanionic
limit
large‐scale
commercial
applications.
To
overcome
this
challenge,
various
strategies
been
explored
to
improve
electrochemical
performance.
them,
fluorine
doping
has
proven
be
an
effective
means.
In
study,
we
systematically
effects
trace
mass
substitution
on
structure,
dynamics,
electrochemistry
deeply
analyzed
reaction
mechanisms.
The
analysis
results
show
that
can
effectively
material,
thus
enhancing
its
A
large
amount
voltage
plateau
density.
environmental
safety
challenges
associated
with
introduction
should
also
addressed.
Overall,
in
further
optimize
structure
realizing
wide
application
high‐performance
making
them
competitive
battery
technology.
Language: Английский