The Functions and Applications of Fluorinated Interface Engineering in Li‐Based Secondary Batteries

Li‐based secondary batteries are now attracting soaring research attention as a promising energy storage system with high energy density for commercial applications. However, the high‐energy systems meanwhile are causing serious concerns on safety issues due to unstable interfaces on both cathodes a...

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Autores principales: Mu-Yao Qi, Yan-Song Xu, Si-Jie Guo, Si-Dong Zhang, Jin-Yang Li, Yong-Gang Sun, Ke-Cheng Jiang, An-Min Cao, Li-Jun Wan
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:59a6a1f3b61c4699b0b137e63774ca972021-11-16T03:55:58ZThe Functions and Applications of Fluorinated Interface Engineering in Li‐Based Secondary Batteries2688-404610.1002/smsc.202100066https://doaj.org/article/59a6a1f3b61c4699b0b137e63774ca972021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://doi.org/10.1002/smsc.202100066https://doaj.org/toc/2688-4046Li‐based secondary batteries are now attracting soaring research attention as a promising energy storage system with high energy density for commercial applications. However, the high‐energy systems meanwhile are causing serious concerns on safety issues due to unstable interfaces on both cathodes and anodes. To improve interphase stability upon extended cycles, surface fluorinated treatment becomes highly desirable due to its unique capability in modulating the chemistry of electrode/electrolyte interface to ensure a stable electrochemical performance. Accordingly, it is essential that a deeper understanding on the solid electrolyte interphase (SEI), especially the role of fluorine‐containing components, is demanded to guide the interface design. This review begins with an introduction to the fundamental knowledge on the structure of SEI with focus on the unique physiochemical properties of fluorides. Detailed discussions are then taken on the control strategies for a reliable construction of fluoride‐based interfaces, which typically includes the surface coating of metal fluorides on cathodes and ex situ/in situ fluorination on lithium, based on which the structure–performance relationship is elaborated to inspire a rational interface engineering. Finally, perspectives are provided to give insights into the possible research directions of fluorinated SEI for further development of rechargeable Li batteries.Mu-Yao QiYan-Song XuSi-Jie GuoSi-Dong ZhangJin-Yang LiYong-Gang SunKe-Cheng JiangAn-Min CaoLi-Jun WanWiley-VCHarticlefluorination treatmentinterphase stability of lithium metal batteriesLi-based secondary batteriessolid electrolyte interphasesurface modification of electrode materialsMaterials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materialsTA401-492ENSmall Science, Vol 1, Iss 11, Pp n/a-n/a (2021)
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topic fluorination treatment
interphase stability of lithium metal batteries
Li-based secondary batteries
solid electrolyte interphase
surface modification of electrode materials
Materials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materials
TA401-492
spellingShingle fluorination treatment
interphase stability of lithium metal batteries
Li-based secondary batteries
solid electrolyte interphase
surface modification of electrode materials
Materials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materials
TA401-492
Mu-Yao Qi
Yan-Song Xu
Si-Jie Guo
Si-Dong Zhang
Jin-Yang Li
Yong-Gang Sun
Ke-Cheng Jiang
An-Min Cao
Li-Jun Wan
The Functions and Applications of Fluorinated Interface Engineering in Li‐Based Secondary Batteries
description Li‐based secondary batteries are now attracting soaring research attention as a promising energy storage system with high energy density for commercial applications. However, the high‐energy systems meanwhile are causing serious concerns on safety issues due to unstable interfaces on both cathodes and anodes. To improve interphase stability upon extended cycles, surface fluorinated treatment becomes highly desirable due to its unique capability in modulating the chemistry of electrode/electrolyte interface to ensure a stable electrochemical performance. Accordingly, it is essential that a deeper understanding on the solid electrolyte interphase (SEI), especially the role of fluorine‐containing components, is demanded to guide the interface design. This review begins with an introduction to the fundamental knowledge on the structure of SEI with focus on the unique physiochemical properties of fluorides. Detailed discussions are then taken on the control strategies for a reliable construction of fluoride‐based interfaces, which typically includes the surface coating of metal fluorides on cathodes and ex situ/in situ fluorination on lithium, based on which the structure–performance relationship is elaborated to inspire a rational interface engineering. Finally, perspectives are provided to give insights into the possible research directions of fluorinated SEI for further development of rechargeable Li batteries.
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author Mu-Yao Qi
Yan-Song Xu
Si-Jie Guo
Si-Dong Zhang
Jin-Yang Li
Yong-Gang Sun
Ke-Cheng Jiang
An-Min Cao
Li-Jun Wan
author_facet Mu-Yao Qi
Yan-Song Xu
Si-Jie Guo
Si-Dong Zhang
Jin-Yang Li
Yong-Gang Sun
Ke-Cheng Jiang
An-Min Cao
Li-Jun Wan
author_sort Mu-Yao Qi
title The Functions and Applications of Fluorinated Interface Engineering in Li‐Based Secondary Batteries
title_short The Functions and Applications of Fluorinated Interface Engineering in Li‐Based Secondary Batteries
title_full The Functions and Applications of Fluorinated Interface Engineering in Li‐Based Secondary Batteries
title_fullStr The Functions and Applications of Fluorinated Interface Engineering in Li‐Based Secondary Batteries
title_full_unstemmed The Functions and Applications of Fluorinated Interface Engineering in Li‐Based Secondary Batteries
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