An Experimental Magnesium Ion Battery Cell Made of Flexible Materials

Houghton, Todd; Eltohamy, Gamal; Yu, Hongbin

doi:10.1109/ectc.2017.330

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“…A Na-ion battery can be designed by using an organic cathode and anode pair that always have sufficient potential difference and can be well coupled to perform a battery reaction. An all-organic Na-ion battery would be very attractive for large-scale electrical storage applications because of its low cost and eco-friendliness [61].…”

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Chemically synthesized poly(o-methoxyaniline): Influence of counterions on the structural and electrical properties

Biondo

Oliveira

Lima

et al. 2020

Journal of Molecular Structure

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Chemically synthesized poly(o-methoxyaniline): Influence of counterions on the structural and electrical properties

Biondo

Oliveira

Lima

et al. 2020

Journal of Molecular Structure

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“…Thus, magnesium ion batteries are able to store twice as much energy as LIBs and SIBs. Mg is also a highly abundant and low-cost material, while the Mg atom is a lightweight atom which makes a promising element in ion-storage devices. ,, …”

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“…Mg is also a highly abundant and lowcost material, while the Mg atom is a lightweight atom which makes a promising element in ion-storage devices. 1,9,10 Ti 2 CT x , which shows high volumetric capacity, is one of the lightest MXenes reported. 11 It was experimentally discovered that Ti 2 CT x -based electrodes exhibit excellent electrochemical performance.…”

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Enhanced Electrochemical Storage Properties of Na- and Mg-Intercalated B-Doped-Graphene Based Heterostructures and Bilayers

Siriwardane

Çakır

2019

J. Phys. Chem. C

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Modern technology requires novel materials to develop efficient storage systems, which offer high storage capacities and charging/discharging rates while maintaining good mechanical stability and cyclic lifetime. The extended surface areas in the lightweight two-dimensional (2D) materials are useful to achieve a high gravimetric capacity. Among various 2D materials, Ti 2 CO 2 and B-doped graphene (≈8%) were selected because of their low molecular weight and good electrical conductivity. Highly abundant Na and Mg are convenient to lower the production cost of ion storage. In this study, we performed first-principles calculations to examine the suitability of Na and Mg intercalation in Ti 2 CO 2 /B-doped-graphene (B-Gr) heterostructures and B-Gr bilayers. Even though Na-and Mg-intercalated bare graphene bilayers are not energetically stable, our studies reveal that (B-Gr) bilayers facilitate the storing of those ions. As a consequence of smaller atomic size, Mg-intercalated systems show low structural deformations and interlayer distance change (≤0.5 Å) and low in-plane lattice constant change (≤0.1%), indicating good mechanical stability during the charging/discharging process. The considered bilayers provide higher capacities than MXene-based heterostructures. Na-and Mg-intercalated Ti 2 CO 2 /B-Gr systems allow 240.4 and 295.1 mA h/g storage capacities, respectively. In comparison, the calculated gravimetric storage capacities for Na-and Mg-intercalated B-Gr bilayers are 283.8 and 320.6 mA h/g, respectively. All ion-intercalated systems provide average voltages greater than 0.75 V. Our diffusion barrier calculations revealed that very low diffusion barriers, as small as 0.18 eV, are expected for the Na-intercalated systems, offering fast charging/discharging rates for battery applications.

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Electrochemical Analysis of Mechanically Flexible Magnesiumion Battery Electrodes in a Polymer Gel Perchlorate Electrolyte

Houghton

2018

2018 IEEE 68th Electronic Components and Technology Conference (ECTC)

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An Experimental Magnesium Ion Battery Cell Made of Flexible Materials

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Chemically synthesized poly(o-methoxyaniline): Influence of counterions on the structural and electrical properties

Chemically synthesized poly(o-methoxyaniline): Influence of counterions on the structural and electrical properties

Enhanced Electrochemical Storage Properties of Na- and Mg-Intercalated B-Doped-Graphene Based Heterostructures and Bilayers

Electrochemical Analysis of Mechanically Flexible Magnesiumion Battery Electrodes in a Polymer Gel Perchlorate Electrolyte

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