Addressing voltage decay in Li-rich cathodes by broadening the gap between metallic and anionic bands

Voltage fade is a critical issue for Li-rich transition metal oxide cathode. Here, the authors modulate the oxygen anionic redox chemistry and enlarges the gap between metallic and anionic states by constructing Li2ZrO3 slabs into Li2MnO3 domain in Li1.21Ni0.28Mn0.51O2 which fundamentally suppresses...

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Main Authors: Jicheng Zhang, Qinghua Zhang, Deniz Wong, Nian Zhang, Guoxi Ren, Lin Gu, Christian Schulz, Lunhua He, Yang Yu, Xiangfeng Liu
Format: article
Language:EN
Published: Nature Portfolio 2021
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Online Access:https://doaj.org/article/f75fa12cdded489d9d5b86d8127dbc3e
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Summary:Voltage fade is a critical issue for Li-rich transition metal oxide cathode. Here, the authors modulate the oxygen anionic redox chemistry and enlarges the gap between metallic and anionic states by constructing Li2ZrO3 slabs into Li2MnO3 domain in Li1.21Ni0.28Mn0.51O2 which fundamentally suppresses the voltage decay.