2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.apsusc.2020.148861
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A comparative study of M2CS2 and M2CO2 MXenes as anode materials for lithium ion batteries

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“…In addition, whether K or Na is absorbed on O-terminated MXenes, the absolute value of E ad follows the sequence of | E ad | of 5dTM < | E ad | of 4dTM < | E ad | of 3dTM. In our previous work, similar laws of the Li ion adsorbed on M 2 CT 2 were also observed. Moreover, the adsorption strength of alkali metal ions on the same M 2 CT 2 MXenes basically follows the sequence of Na < Li < K (Figure S1) except for V 2 CO 2 and Cr 2 CO 2 .…”
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“…In addition, whether K or Na is absorbed on O-terminated MXenes, the absolute value of E ad follows the sequence of | E ad | of 5dTM < | E ad | of 4dTM < | E ad | of 3dTM. In our previous work, similar laws of the Li ion adsorbed on M 2 CT 2 were also observed. Moreover, the adsorption strength of alkali metal ions on the same M 2 CT 2 MXenes basically follows the sequence of Na < Li < K (Figure S1) except for V 2 CO 2 and Cr 2 CO 2 .…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 79%
“…In our previous study, the absolute value of E ad for the Li ion on M 2 CS 2 was correlated linearly with 1/ΔZ (ΔZ represents the vertical distance from the alkali metal ion to the adjacent metal layer, which is shown in Figure S5). A similar law of a Na/K ion on M 2 CS 2 was observed.…”
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