Tightly confined tellurium nanocrystals in few-layer expanded graphite with Te–C bonds toward highly reversible zinc storage
Hengyu Yang,
Yongle Liang,
Fengjun Niu
et al.
Abstract:Tellurium (Te) has great potential as high-performance cathode materials for aqueous zinc-ion batteries (AZIBs) owing to high electronic conductivity and volumetric capacity. Nevertheless, its poor utilization and large volume expansion result in insufficient rate and cycle performances, thereby, impeding practical application. Herein, a kind of Te/carbon composite was prepared via a ball-milling method, in which Te nanocrystals were tightly confined in few-layer expanded graphite (EG) with Te–C bonds (denoted… Show more
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