Nanoscale interface engineering of inorganic Solid-State electrolytes for High-Performance alkali metal batteries

Wang, Ronghao; Sun, Kaiwen; Zhang, Yuhao; Li, Bingqin; Qian, Chengfei; Li, Jingfa; Liu, Fangyang; Bao, Weizhai

doi:10.1016/j.jcis.2022.04.075

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“…(b) Compared with ordinary PIHC systems (mostly organic two‐electrode PIHC systems), all‐solid‐state and aqueous PIHC systems have better fire resistance and safety. Therefore, as people attach more importance to the safety of energy storage systems, these new systems will be widely studied 141 . (c) To ensure a better match between the positive and negative poles of PIHC, homology strategy has been applied in the preparation of PIHC electrode materials by many scholars, and its reliability has been proved.…”

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“…Therefore, as people attach more importance to the safety of energy storage systems, these new systems will be widely studied. 141 (c) To ensure a better match between the positive and negative poles of PIHC, homology strategy has been applied in the preparation of PIHC electrode materials by many scholars, and its reliability has been proved. In the near future, the method that both PIHC electrode materials are from the same raw material may become a new way to prepare PIHC electrode materials.…”

Section: The Outlook For Next-generation Pihc Anode Materialsmentioning

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Dimensional engineering of anode materials for high performance potassium ion hybrid capacitor—A review

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Intl J of Energy Research

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Summary Potassium‐ion hybrid capacitors (PIHCs) have received extensive attention due to the high‐rate energy density and long‐life cycling capability. However, PIHCs still suffer from structural instability and low power density. Outstanding dimensional engineering can solve the above problems to improve the performance of PIHC anode materials. Here, we systematically summarize the new strategies of preparing dimensionally‐oriented materials for high performance PIHCs anode. To realize the influence of dimensions on high performance PIHC anode materials, we summarize the mechanisms in PIHC anode from one‐dimension, two‐dimension, and three‐dimension, and analyze the problems encountered in improving the performance of PIHC anode materials of different dimensions. Then we make appropriate recommendations on the issues raised, and present future opportunities and challenges for PIHCs. This work can open up new perspectives for developing high performance PIHCs.

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Section: The Outlook For Next-generation Pihc Anode Materialsmentioning

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Dimensional engineering of anode materials for high performance potassium ion hybrid capacitor—A review

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“…In addition, metal sulfides also have better spatial structures to provide fast ion transport paths. [ 73 ]…”

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“…In addition, metal sulfides also have better spatial structures to provide fast ion transport paths. [73] For example, the multifunctional semiconducting NiCo 2 S 4 photoelectrode can be used as an air electrode. [74] Due to the simultaneous action of photoelectrons generated in the conduction band and photogenerated holes in the valence state, the voltage gap during the charge-discharge process is reduced by 0.60 V before and after illumination, which effectively improves the energy conversion efficiency.…”

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“…[39,88,89] For instance, for wide bandgap photoelectrode materials, it is one of the most commonly used methods to enhance the optical absorptivity by doping elements into the photoelectrode to adjust the band structure of the photoelectrode. [73,79] Makldis et al reported nitrogen (N)-doped TiO 2 powder samples, which were used as photoelectrodes in DSSCs (Figure 6b). [90] Based on optical absorption measurements, it is shown that the narrowing of the energy bandgap due to N doping leads to an increase in the photocurrent density of DSSCs, achieving the highest efficiency of 8.00% for N-doped TiO 2 multilayer electrodes.…”

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Integrated Photovoltaic Charging and Energy Storage Systems: Mechanism, Optimization, and Future

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As an emerging solar energy utilization technology, solar redox batteries (SPRBs) combine the superior advantages of photoelectrochemical (PEC) devices and redox batteries and are considered as alternative candidates for large‐scale solar energy capture, conversion, and storage. In this review, a systematic summary from three aspects, including: dye sensitizers, PEC properties, and photoelectronic integrated systems, based on the characteristics of rechargeable batteries and the advantages of photovoltaic technology, is presented. The matching problem of high‐performance dye sensitizers, strategies to improve the performance of photoelectrode PEC, and the working mechanism and structure design of multienergy photoelectronic integrated devices are mainly introduced and analyzed. In particular, the devices and improvement strategies of high‐performance electrode materials are analyzed from the perspective of different photoelectronic integrated devices (liquid‐based and solid‐state‐based). Finally, future perspectives are provided for further improving the performance of SPRBs. This work will open up new prospects for the development of high‐efficiency photoelectronic integrated batteries.

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Photoelectrochemical Engineering for Light‐Assisted Rechargeable Metal Batteries: Mechanism, Development, and Future

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Rechargeable battery devices with high energy density are highly demanded by our modern society. The use of metal anodes is extremely attractive for future rechargeable battery devices. However, the notorious metal dendritic and instability of solid electrolyte interface issues pose a series of challenges for metal anodes. Recently, considering the indigestible dynamical behavior of metal anodes, photoelectrochemical engineering of light‐assisted metal anodes have been rapidly developed since they efficiently utilize the integration and synergy of oriented crystal engineering and photocatalysis engineering, which provided a potential way to unlock the interface electrochemical mechanism and deposition reaction kinetics of metal anodes. This review starts with the fundamentals of photoelectrochemical engineering and follows with the state‐of‐art advance of photoelectrochemical engineering for light‐assisted rechargeable metal batteries where photoelectrode materials, working principles, types, and practical applications are explained. The last section summarizes the major challenges and some invigorating perspectives for future research on light‐assisted rechargeable metal batteries.

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Nanoscale interface engineering of inorganic Solid-State electrolytes for High-Performance alkali metal batteries

Cited by 15 publications

References 289 publications

Dimensional engineering of anode materials for high performance potassium ion hybrid capacitor—A review

Dimensional engineering of anode materials for high performance potassium ion hybrid capacitor—A review

Integrated Photovoltaic Charging and Energy Storage Systems: Mechanism, Optimization, and Future

Photoelectrochemical Engineering for Light‐Assisted Rechargeable Metal Batteries: Mechanism, Development, and Future

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