Study of Solid Solutions Based on Indium Antimonide in the In-Sb-Te System

Dashevskii, M. Ya.; Okun, L. S.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4684-8682-7_23

Chemical Bonds in Solids 1972

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4684-8682-7_23

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Study of Solid Solutions Based on Indium Antimonide in the In-Sb-Te System

M. Ya. Dashevskii¹,

L. S. Okun²

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“…In this work, we use InSb as a low-temperature anode for LIBs. It is a compound of polycrystalline sphalerite structure, which is a semiconductor material and usually used in infrared detection research. − In previous reports, some studies have found that InSb can be used as an anode to react with Li + . It can be further lithiated at low potential (below 0.6 V), thus providing more capacity.…”

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InSb: A Stable Cycling Anode Material Enables Fast Charging of Li-Ion Batteries at Sub-zero Temperatures

Xiong

Zhou

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ACS Energy Lett.

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In this work we surprisingly find that the reaction mechanism, Li-ion diffusion kinetics, and polycrystalline sphalerite structure of the InSb anode materials remain unchanged during the charging and discharging process at both room and sub-zero temperatures. The sputtered pure InSb film anodes can stably cycle more than 800 times at 1 A/g and deliver a high capacity of 534.6 mAh/g at 30 °C. With a high current rate of 2 A/g at −40 °C, a capacity of 402.8 mAh/g can be maintained. For the ball-milled InSb/graphite composite, a capacity of 434.3 mAh/g at 1 A/g can remain very stable for more than 700 cycles at both 30 °C and −50 °C. The 2500 mAh soft pack cells, which are made entirely from the commercialization process and successfully run long-term at −30 °C, also demonstrate the potential of InSb anodes for commercial applications.

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InSb: A Stable Cycling Anode Material Enables Fast Charging of Li-Ion Batteries at Sub-zero Temperatures

Xiong

Zhou

et al. 2023

ACS Energy Lett.

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Study of Solid Solutions Based on Indium Antimonide in the In-Sb-Te System

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InSb: A Stable Cycling Anode Material Enables Fast Charging of Li-Ion Batteries at Sub-zero Temperatures

InSb: A Stable Cycling Anode Material Enables Fast Charging of Li-Ion Batteries at Sub-zero Temperatures

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