2017
DOI: 10.1002/aenm.201602938
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Objectively Evaluating the Cathode Performance of Lithium‐Oxygen Batteries

Abstract: Anode : Li Li ↔ + + − e (1) Cathode : 2Li O 2e Li O 2 22 + + ↔ + − (2) Total : 2Li O Li O 2 2 2The open circuit voltage is 2.96 V vs Li/Li + . Based on the molecular weight of the discharge product Li 2 O 2 , the theoretical specific energy can be calculated as high as 3460 W h kg −1 , which is 10 times higher than state of the art LIB. It should be noticed that there is another kind of LAB which uses aqueous electrolyte at the cathode side. [22][23][24][25] But the capacity of such LAB is limited by the solub… Show more

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“…As shown in Figure 5A-F, we observed a layer of material coated on the top surface and inside the surface of the channels; however, this layer was not thick enough to totally block the channels, ensuring the efficient transport of O 2 gas during the cycling process. XRD patterns of the two electrodes ( Figure 5O) further confirmed the formation of Li 2 O 2 upon discharging and its disappearance after charging, based on the following redox reaction: [31][32][33][34][35] (1) Figure S25 in the Supporting Information and Figure 5N graphically illustrate the breathable triphase redox reaction process involving electrons, Li + ions, and O 2 gas, and their transport in the F-Wood-based cell. At the end of the charging process, the product almost totally disappears, exposing the CNT/Ru-coated surface both on the top and inside surfaces of the channels ( Figure 5G-L).…”
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“…As shown in Figure 5A-F, we observed a layer of material coated on the top surface and inside the surface of the channels; however, this layer was not thick enough to totally block the channels, ensuring the efficient transport of O 2 gas during the cycling process. XRD patterns of the two electrodes ( Figure 5O) further confirmed the formation of Li 2 O 2 upon discharging and its disappearance after charging, based on the following redox reaction: [31][32][33][34][35] (1) Figure S25 in the Supporting Information and Figure 5N graphically illustrate the breathable triphase redox reaction process involving electrons, Li + ions, and O 2 gas, and their transport in the F-Wood-based cell. At the end of the charging process, the product almost totally disappears, exposing the CNT/Ru-coated surface both on the top and inside surfaces of the channels ( Figure 5G-L).…”
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“…The corresponding initial discharge/charge curves of the CNT/Ru‐coated F‐Wood electrode is illustrated in Figure M. XRD patterns of the two electrodes (Figure O) further confirmed the formation of Li 2 O 2 upon discharging and its disappearance after charging, based on the following redox reaction:2Li+ + 2normale + normalO2 Li2normalO2…”
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“…For example, while 4 of the 5 processed MWCNTs had higher CED/discharge and GWP/discharge ratios than the base case for the FB‐CVD scenario, only one (CT−O) has similar ratios to the base case when MWCNTs are synthesized by HW‐CVD (Figure 4b). This indicates that, under a circumstance where MWCNT synthesis is more optimized, the more environmentally friendly approach to increase total discharge capacity would be to use a higher mass of pristine MWCNTs in the cathode, rather than using a similar mass of an oxidized or annealed set of MWCNTs, since total discharge capacity increases with increasing cathode mass [67] …”
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“…Especially in the cycling test with limited capacity, the catalyst related side reactions may lead to a fake “long cycle life”. Distinguishing the “reusability of the catalyst” and the “reversibility of the reaction” is important, as we highlighted before …”
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“…Distinguishing the "reusability of the catalyst" and the "reversibility of the reaction" is important, as we highlighted before. [25]…”
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