Effect of Mg and Na Co-doping on Structure and Electrochemical Performance of Li-rich Cathode Materials
Received:November 04, 2020   Revised:November 12, 2020   Accepted:November 16, 2020      Published Online:March 24, 2021
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DOI:doi:10.3969/j.issn.1007-7545.2021.04.014
KeyWord:doping; Li-rich; cathode material; electrochemical performance
                    
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LI Wei-wei 新乡学院 化学与材料工程学院
ZHANG Ting 新乡学院 化学与材料工程学院
LIU hui 新乡学院 化学与材料工程学院
YAO Lu 新乡学院 化学与材料工程学院
SI Jiang-ju 新乡学院 化学与材料工程学院
LI Peng-fa 新乡学院 化学与材料工程学院
LANG Wu-ke 新乡学院 化学与材料工程学院
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Abstract:
      Cobalt free Li-rich manganese based cathode materials with Na and Mg co-doping were prepared by sol-gel method. Morphology, microstructure and electrochemical properties of cobalt free Li-rich manganese based cathode materials were tested by transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM), X ray diffractometer (XRD), X ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), charge discharge tester and electrochemical workstation. The results show that particle size of all samples is about 100 nm with near-spherical. There are no heterophase peaks in samples, all of them have good layered structure, and Na+ and Mg2+ has no effect on oxidation state of Ni and Mn ions. LNi018 has best electrochemical performance with initial discharge capacity of 225.5 mAh/g and coulombic efficiency of 78.0%, and capacity retention rate is 83.1% after 250 cycles. Ni content in LNi018 sample is less than that of other samples, valence states of Ni2+ and Mg2+ are the same, and ionic radius is approximate (Ni2 + 6.9 nm, Mg2+ 7.2 nm), Mg2+ takes place of Ni2+ in lattice. At the same time, the larger radius of Na+ (10.2 nm) rises lithium layer spacing, which makes crystal structure more stable during charge discharge cycle, thus maintaining a higher discharge voltage and capacity.
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