A Tripartite Composite Incorporating Nitrogen-Doped Graphene Oxide, Polypyrrole, and Silica for Lithium-Ion Battery Anodes
Mohammed Al-Bujasim,
Metin Gencten,
Koray B. Donmez
et al.
Abstract:In this study, N-doped graphene oxide-polypyrrole-silica (NGO-PPy-SiO2) composite was employed as a possible anode in Li-ion batteries. The chronoamperometric technique was employed to synthesize NGO, and within this study two samples were produced, one characterized by a high polypyrrle content (N1) and the other by a low polypyrrle content (N2). N2 has the maximum initial discharge capacity of 785 mAh/g at 0.1C, which is greater than N1's capacity of 501 mAh/g. The initial coulombic efficiency of the first c… Show more
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