W-doped Li4TisO12 in the form of Li4Ti4.95W0.osO12 was firstly synthesized via solid state reaction. X-ray diffraction （XRD） and scanning electron microscope （gEM） were employed to characterize the structure and m...W-doped Li4TisO12 in the form of Li4Ti4.95W0.osO12 was firstly synthesized via solid state reaction. X-ray diffraction （XRD） and scanning electron microscope （gEM） were employed to characterize the structure and morphology of Li4Ti4.psW0.05Ol2. W-doping does not change the phase composition and particle morphology, while remarkably improves its cycling stability at high charge/discharge rate. Li4Ti4.95W0.05O12 exhibits an excellent rate capability with a reversible capacity of 131.2 mA.h/g at 10C and even 118.6 mA.h/g at 20C. The substitution of W for Ti site can enhance the electronic conductivity of Li4TisO12 via the generation of mixing Ti4＋/Ti3＋, which indicates that Li4Ti4.psW0.05O12 is promising as a high rate anode for the lithium-ion batteries.展开更多
文摘W-doped Li4TisO12 in the form of Li4Ti4.95W0.osO12 was firstly synthesized via solid state reaction. X-ray diffraction （XRD） and scanning electron microscope （gEM） were employed to characterize the structure and morphology of Li4Ti4.psW0.05Ol2. W-doping does not change the phase composition and particle morphology, while remarkably improves its cycling stability at high charge/discharge rate. Li4Ti4.95W0.05O12 exhibits an excellent rate capability with a reversible capacity of 131.2 mA.h/g at 10C and even 118.6 mA.h/g at 20C. The substitution of W for Ti site can enhance the electronic conductivity of Li4TisO12 via the generation of mixing Ti4＋/Ti3＋, which indicates that Li4Ti4.psW0.05O12 is promising as a high rate anode for the lithium-ion batteries.
