青岛科技大学主页平台管理系统周震芳--中文主页-- Growth confinement and ion transportation acceleration via an in-situ formed Bi4Se3 layer for potassium ion battery anodes

Growth confinement and ion transportation acceleration via an in-situ formed Bi4Se3 layer for potassium ion battery anodes: 点击次数：; 关键字：NANOPARTICLES; NANOSHEETS; GRAPHITE; 摘要：Bismuth has gained increasing attention as anodes for advanced potassium-ion batteries because of its high theoretical capacity and suitable voltage plateaus. Although nanosized Bi structures display better properties, their syntheses still remain a great challenge because the low melting point of Bi makes it easily to aggregate into large ingots. Herein, the thin Bi4Se3 coating layer combined with N-doped carbon was introduced onto the Bi nanospheres to chemically confine their overgrowth via an in-situ selenization process. Theoretical calculation and experimental results indicated that the Bi4Se3 coating layer not only exhibits better affinity towards Bi-atoms compared with that of carbon sheet, but also can boost the K-ion diffusion kinetics. In addition, the Bi4Se3 coating layer was unraveled to undergo a reversible conversion/alloying mechanism with unique final dis-charged products of K3BiSe3 and K3Bi, which was responsible for the improved discharge capacity and better cycle properties (A higher capacity of 300 mAh/g maintained after 50 cycles, while it was only 210 mAh/g for the Bi@C electrode). Our work presents an effective and general approach to circumvent the overgrowth issues of bismuth anodes and other metal anodes with low melting points for advanced battery applications.; 卷号：621; 期号：; 是否译文：否

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