Fig.1 3D X-ray tomography reconstruction and element distribution in Ti,Mg and Al co-doped LiCoO2.3D spatial distributions of (a) Al,(b) Co and (c) Ti probed by fluorescence-yield scanning transmission X-ray microscop...Fig.1 3D X-ray tomography reconstruction and element distribution in Ti,Mg and Al co-doped LiCoO2.3D spatial distributions of (a) Al,(b) Co and (c) Ti probed by fluorescence-yield scanning transmission X-ray microscopy;elemental distributions of (d) Al,(e) Co and (f) Ti over the virtual x-z slice through the center of the particle;(g) identified and visualized subdomain formation Fig.2 (a) Comparison of cycling stabilities of Ti,Mg and Al co-doped LiCoO2 and pristine LiCoO2 half cells,charge-discharge profiles of (b) pristine LiCoO2 and (c) Ti,Mg and Al co-doped LiCoO2 half cells,(d) cycle stabilities of Ti,Mg and Al co-doped LiCoO2 and pristine LiCoO2 full batteries (graphite was used anode) and (e) discharge voltage of the full batteries and energy density of the both materials as a function of cycle number Layered lithium cobalt oxide (LiCoO2) with a theoretical capacity of 274 mAh·g^-1 has become a dominant cathode material for lithium-ion batteries of “3C” market (cellular phones,portable computers,camcorders)[1-2].Nevertheless,the actually attained capacity is merely about 140 mAh·g^-1 with a charge cut-off vol- tage of about 4.2 V (vs Li +/Li)[3].展开更多
文摘Fig.1 3D X-ray tomography reconstruction and element distribution in Ti,Mg and Al co-doped LiCoO2.3D spatial distributions of (a) Al,(b) Co and (c) Ti probed by fluorescence-yield scanning transmission X-ray microscopy;elemental distributions of (d) Al,(e) Co and (f) Ti over the virtual x-z slice through the center of the particle;(g) identified and visualized subdomain formation Fig.2 (a) Comparison of cycling stabilities of Ti,Mg and Al co-doped LiCoO2 and pristine LiCoO2 half cells,charge-discharge profiles of (b) pristine LiCoO2 and (c) Ti,Mg and Al co-doped LiCoO2 half cells,(d) cycle stabilities of Ti,Mg and Al co-doped LiCoO2 and pristine LiCoO2 full batteries (graphite was used anode) and (e) discharge voltage of the full batteries and energy density of the both materials as a function of cycle number Layered lithium cobalt oxide (LiCoO2) with a theoretical capacity of 274 mAh·g^-1 has become a dominant cathode material for lithium-ion batteries of “3C” market (cellular phones,portable computers,camcorders)[1-2].Nevertheless,the actually attained capacity is merely about 140 mAh·g^-1 with a charge cut-off vol- tage of about 4.2 V (vs Li +/Li)[3].
