Radiation effects on materials for electrochemical energy storage systems

Olsen, Tristan; Koroni, Cyrus; Liu, Yuzi; Russell, Joshua A.; Wharry, Janelle P.; Xiong, Hui

doi:10.1039/d3cp02697c

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“…The laser-converted turbostratic graphitic domains facilitate seamless interactions with the redox species, resulting in excellent rate capability for the electrode. 11 This electrode maintained 78.4% of its maximum capacitance even at a high current density of 20 A g À1 . A thorough electrochemical analysis shows that 86.3% of charge is stored via surface-capacitance, while the remaining contribution is due to diffusion-controlled processes.…”

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Lithium Battery‐Powered Extreme Environments Exploring: Principle, Progress, and Perspective

Ma,

Li,

Zhou

et al. 2024

Advanced Energy Materials

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Lithium batteries, holding great potential in future deep‐space and deep‐sea exploration, have extensively utilized in probes for extreme environments. However, the complex and harsh external physical forces, including radiation field, ultrasonic field, gravity field, magnetic field, temperature field, and other extreme environments, in isolation or combination, demand severe requirements for unique onboard power supplies. Herein, the fundamental understanding of the service behavior of lithium batteries in external extreme physical fields is focused on. Specifically, based on the unique physicochemical principle originated from these external extreme forces, the underlying mechanisms of external physical fields affecting thermodynamic and kinetic processes of liquid phase mass transfer, interface formation and evolution, and electrochemical deposition are emphatically highlighted. Moreover, with equal attention paid to the enhancement and degradation caused by extreme physical fields, recent progress in the service behavior of lithium batteries is thoroughly analyzed. Furthermore, strategies are scrutinized for mitigating the negative impacts of external physical fields and provide an overview of the comprehensive impacts of external muti‐physical fields. Finally, the potential challenges and future outlook of developing special power sources for deep space and deep sea exploration are proposed. This review provides fundamental guidance for the future of battery‐powered extreme environments exploration.

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Impact of space radiation on lithium-ion batteries: A review from a radiation electrochemistry perspective

Leita,

Bozzini

2024

Journal of Energy Storage

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Radiation effects on materials for electrochemical energy storage systems

Abstract: Batteries and electrochemical capacitors (ECs) are of critical importance for applications such as electric vehicles, electric grids, and mobile devices.

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A simple route to functionalized porous carbon foams from carbon nanodots for metal-free pseudocapacitors

A simple route to functionalized porous carbon foams from carbon nanodots for metal-free pseudocapacitors

Lithium Battery‐Powered Extreme Environments Exploring: Principle, Progress, and Perspective

Impact of space radiation on lithium-ion batteries: A review from a radiation electrochemistry perspective

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