Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
36(4)
Published: Aug. 17, 2023
Abstract
Although
conversion‐type
iodine‐based
batteries
are
considered
promising
for
energy
storage
systems,
stable
electrode
materials
scarce,
especially
high‐performance
multi‐electron
reactions.
The
use
of
tin‐based
iodine‐rich
2D
Dion–Jacobson
(DJ)
ODASnI
4
(ODA:
1,8‐octanediamine)
perovskite
as
cathode
is
suggested.
As
a
proof
concept,
organic
lithium‐perovskite
and
aqueous
zinc‐perovskite
fabricated
they
can
be
operated
based
on
the
conventional
one‐electron
advanced
two‐electron
transfer
modes.
active
elemental
iodine
in
provides
capacity
through
reversible
I
−
/I
+
redox
pair
conversion
at
full
depth,
rapid
electron
injection/extraction
leads
to
excellent
reaction
kinetics.
Consequently,
high
discharge
plateaus
(1.71
V
vs
Zn
2+
/Zn;
3.41
Li
/Li),
large
(421
mAh
g
−1
),
low
decay
rate
(1.74
mV
)
achieved
lithium
zinc
ion
batteries,
respectively.
This
study
demonstrates
potential
metal‐iodine
batteries.
Their
reactions
mechanism
shed
light
similar
battery
systems
aiming
decent
operational
stability
density.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
35(48)
Published: Sept. 26, 2023
Zinc-air
battery
(ZAB)
technology
is
considered
one
of
the
promising
candidates
to
complement
existing
lithium-ion
batteries
for
future
large-scale
high-energy-storage
demands.
The
scientific
literature
reveals
many
efforts
ZAB
chemistries,
materials
design,
and
limited
accounts
cell
design
principles
with
apparently
superior
performances
liquid
solid-state
electrolytes.
However,
along
difficulty
forming
robust
solid-electrolyte
interphases,
discrepancy
in
testing
methods
assessment
metrics
severely
challenges
realistic
evaluation/comparison
commercialization
ZABs.
Here,
strategies
formulate
reversible
zinc
anodes
are
proposed
specific
cell-level
energy
(100-500
Wh
kg-1
)
long-cycling
operations
realized.
Stabilizing
anode/electrolyte
interfaces
results
a
cumulative
capacity
25
Ah
cm-2
Coulomb
efficiency
>99.9%
5000
plating/stripping
cycles.
Using
1-10
scale
(≈500
at
level)
zinc-air
pouch
cells,
scale-up
insights
Ah-level
ZABs
that
can
progress
from
lab-scale
research
practical
production
also
offered.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(22), P. 26718 - 26727
Published: May 23, 2023
Rechargeable
aqueous
zinc-ion
batteries
(AZIBs)
are
attracting
much
attention
as
high-density
energy
storage
systems
owing
to
their
fascinating
features
with
low
cost,
high
safety,
and
simple
manufacturing
process.
However,
the
commercialization
of
Zn
anodes
is
hindered
by
uncontrollable
dendrite
growth
water-induced
side
reactions.
Herein,
a
spontaneous
reconstruction
honeycomb-structural
hopeite
layer
(ZPO)
on
metal
anode
(Zn@ZPO)
rationally
developed
functional
protection
interface
liquid-phase
deposition
strategy.
The
formed
ZPO
not
only
promotes
ion/charge
transport
restrains
corrosion
but
also
modulates
preferred
orientation
Zn(002)
nanosheet
for
dendrite-free
anode.
Accordingly,
Zn@ZPO
symmetric
cell
exhibits
satisfactory
cycle
lifespans
1500
h
at
1
mA·cm-2/1
mAh·cm-2
1400
5
mA
m-2/1
mAh·cm-2.
When
assembled
(NH4)2V10O25·8H2O
(NVO)
cathode,
Zn@ZPO||NVO
full
delivers
an
ultrastable
cycling
lifespan
25
000
cycles
discharge
capacity
retention
86.6%
A·g-1.
Therefore,
this
work
will
pave
novel
avenue
constructing
AZIBs.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
62(23)
Published: April 5, 2023
Abstract
Electrolyte
environments,
including
cations,
anions,
and
solvents
are
critical
for
the
performance
delivery
of
cathodes
batteries.
Most
works
focused
on
interactions
between
cations
cathode
materials,
in
contrast,
there
is
a
lack
in‐depth
research
correlation
anions
cathodes.
Here,
we
systematically
investigated
how
manipulate
coulombic
efficiency
(CE)
zinc
We
take
intercalation‐type
V
2
O
5
conversion‐type
I
as
typical
cases
profound
studies.
It
was
found
that
electronic
properties
charge
density
its
distribution,
can
tune
conversion
or
intercalation
reactions,
leading
to
significant
CE
differences.
Using
operando
visual
Raman
microscopy
theoretical
simulations,
confirm
competitive
coordination
−
regulate
CEs
by
modulating
polyiodide
diffusion
rates
Zn−I
cells.
In
Zn−V
cells,
anion‐tuned
solvation
structures
vastly
affect
through
varying
Zn
2+
kinetics.
Conversion
achieves
99
%
with
highly
electron‐donating
while
preferable
interact
strongly
afford
an
nearly
100
CE.
Understanding
mechanism
anion‐governed
will
help
us
evaluate
compatibility
electrolytes
electrodes,
thus
providing
guideline
anion
selection
electrolyte
design
high‐energy,
long‐cycling
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
36(17)
Published: July 4, 2023
Abstract
Metal
hexacyanoferrates
are
recognized
as
superior
cathode
materials
for
zinc
and
hybrid
batteries,
particularly
the
Prussian
blue
analog
(PBA).
However,
PBA
development
is
hindered
by
several
limitations,
including
small
capacities
(<70
mAh
g
−1
)
short
lifespans
(<1000
cycles).
These
limitations
generally
arise
due
to
incomplete
activation
of
redox
sites
structure
collapse
during
intercalation/deintercalation
metal
ions
in
PBAs.
According
this
study,
adoption
a
hydroxyl‐rich
(OH‐rich)
hydrogel
electrolyte
with
extended
electrochemical
stability
windows
(ESWs)
can
effectively
activate
site
low‐spin
Fe
K
x
y
Mn
1−
[Fe(CN)
6
]
w
·zH
2
O
(KFeMnHCF)
while
tuning
its
structure.
Additionally,
strong
adhesion
inhibits
KFeMnHCF
particles
from
falling
off
dissolving.
The
easy
desolvation
developed
OH‐rich
electrolytes
lead
fast
reversible
cathode.
As
result,
Zn||KFeMnHCF
batteries
achieve
unprecedented
characteristics
14
500
cycles,
1.7
V
discharge
plateau,
100
capacity.
results
study
provide
new
understanding
present
promising
material
application.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
36(4)
Published: Aug. 17, 2023
Abstract
Although
conversion‐type
iodine‐based
batteries
are
considered
promising
for
energy
storage
systems,
stable
electrode
materials
scarce,
especially
high‐performance
multi‐electron
reactions.
The
use
of
tin‐based
iodine‐rich
2D
Dion–Jacobson
(DJ)
ODASnI
4
(ODA:
1,8‐octanediamine)
perovskite
as
cathode
is
suggested.
As
a
proof
concept,
organic
lithium‐perovskite
and
aqueous
zinc‐perovskite
fabricated
they
can
be
operated
based
on
the
conventional
one‐electron
advanced
two‐electron
transfer
modes.
active
elemental
iodine
in
provides
capacity
through
reversible
I
−
/I
+
redox
pair
conversion
at
full
depth,
rapid
electron
injection/extraction
leads
to
excellent
reaction
kinetics.
Consequently,
high
discharge
plateaus
(1.71
V
vs
Zn
2+
/Zn;
3.41
Li
/Li),
large
(421
mAh
g
−1
),
low
decay
rate
(1.74
mV
)
achieved
lithium
zinc
ion
batteries,
respectively.
This
study
demonstrates
potential
metal‐iodine
batteries.
Their
reactions
mechanism
shed
light
similar
battery
systems
aiming
decent
operational
stability
density.