Unlocking the Potential: Na4Fe3(PO4)2(P2O7) Supporting the Innovation of Commercial Sodium‐Ion Batteries
Cong Liu,
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Zhi Zhang,
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Huanyi Liao
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Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 26, 2025
Abstract
Sodium‐ion
batteries
(SIBs)
are
highly
anticipated
as
an
efficient
energy
storage
solution
in
addressing
contemporary
challenges.
The
pursuit
of
high‐performance
cathode
materials
is
critical
for
the
commercialization
SIBs.
Among
contenders,
Na
4
Fe
3
(PO
)
2
(P
O
7
(NFPP)
one
most
promising
commercial
due
to
its
stable
structure
framework
and
excellent
sodium
capability.
Although
research
on
NFPP
has
achieved
great
progress,
especially
last
10
years,
timely
dedicated
summary
progress
prospect
this
rising
star
SIBs
not
been
reported.
This
review
provides
a
comprehensive
overview
advancement
material
In
review,
crystal
mechanism
examined
first.
Then,
different
proposed
preparation
methods
have
elaborated
following
section.
After
that,
optimization
strategies
discussed
enhance
performance
detail.
At
last,
gap
between
current
practical
application
highlighted,
possible
future
directions
proposed.
Language: Английский
High‐Entropy Engineering of 1D Na4Fe3(PO4)2P2O7: Unlocking Exceptional Capacity and Ultrahigh Rate Capability for Sodium‐Ion Battery Cathodes
Xuntao Zhang,
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Xinxin Yin,
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Huan Ma
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et al.
Small,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 27, 2025
Abstract
Na
4
Fe
3
(PO
)
2
P
O
7
is
thought
to
be
a
promising
cathode
material
for
sodium‐ion
batteries
(SIBs)
because
of
its
inexpensive
cost
and
quick
3D
pathways
sodium
ion
migration.
However,
traditional
modified
methods
often
result
in
the
formation
electrochemically
inactive
triphylite
NaFePO
low‐capacity
NaFeP
,
alongside
low
electronic
conductivity,
leading
capacity
loss
.
Herein,
this
investigation
presents
initial
development
an
innovative
1D,
high‐entropy
2.5
(MgCuZnNiCo)
0.1
(NFPP‐HEES)
tailored
SIBs,
utilizing
electrostatic
spinning
technology
first
instance,
which
exhibits
incredible
reversible
ultrahigh
rate
performance.
The
electrochemical
activity
Ni
2+
contributes
maintenance
high
specific
NFPP‐HEES,
reaching
127.6
mAh
g
−1
Additionally,
Zn,
Co,
Cu,
Mg
serve
as
structural
pillars,
minimizing
cell
volume
change
NFPP‐HEES
remarkable
0.02%.
This
results
improved
performance
cycling
stability,
especially
at
50
C,
where
remains
90
synergetic
effect
ions
significantly
narrows
bandgap
diminishes
+
diffusion
energy
barrier,
thereby
substantially
improving
kinetic
research
novel
strategy
advancement
SIBs
materials
with
superior
capability.
Language: Английский