Boron-doped polyhedral graphite catalyzed by h-BN via structural induction for lithium storage

Wang, Yuhang; Yang, Lei; Wang, Yameng; Wu, Yifang; Li, Sai; Cao, Bin; Qiao, Yide; Ren, Guopan; Zhou, Tengfei; Chen, Yuanzhen

doi:10.1016/j.carbon.2024.119175

Carbon

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.carbon.2024.119175

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Boron-doped polyhedral graphite catalyzed by h-BN via structural induction for lithium storage

Yuhang Wang,

Lei Yang,

Yameng Wang

et al.

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Carbon black from methane pyrolysis for hydrogen is an alternative resource and can be improved for conductive material supplication. Our current work uses an ultrafast Joule heating technique to modify the methane-pyrolyzed carbon black and prepare nanoparticles of electrode material for supercapacitor application, coupled with density functional theory, structural, and electrochemical analyses. Evolution rules of the carbon and pore structures of the modified sample with an increase in temperature reveal good structure improvements. The graphitization degree of modified carbon black nanoparticles increases, and the particle morphology changes from a smooth surface, disordered structure removal, and pore formation to graphite crystallization. Band structure and state density analytical results show that the modified carbon black with a defect-free structure possesses metallic properties and exhibits good electrical conductivity. A temperature around 1576 °C to the initial graphitization was defined based on the critical point of the evolution of ordered and disordered structures, while the electrical conductivity of the carbon black nanoparticles at 2000 °C reaches 2300 S/m. The modified carbon black performed with stable charge/discharge characteristics, exhibiting a 4.31% capacitance drop at a current load of 2 A/g and a 18.31% capacitance drop at a current load of 20 A/g.

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Boron-doped polyhedral graphite catalyzed by h-BN via structural induction for lithium storage

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References 43 publications

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Defects, organization, and properties of TiB2–TiC Bi-ceramic phase by laser cladding in situ synthesis

Recycling of graphite tailings: Effect of graphite tailings on property asphalt mortar and environmental impact evaluation

Ultrafast Joule Heating Modification of Methane-Pyrolyzed Carbon Black for Supercapacitor Application

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