2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijhydene.2019.08.187
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Enhanced properties of LiFePO4/C cathode materials co-doped with V and F ions via high-temperature ball milling route

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“…The slope in the low-frequency region is Warburg impedance, which is related to the diffusion of Li + within the active material. 47 The LFP/PPT sample has the smallest semicircle diameter in the midfrequency region. From Table IV, it can be seen that the R ct of the LFP/ PPT is 45.38 Ω, which is smaller than LFP/P (97.10 Ω), LFP/ PP (58.84 Ω) and LFP/PT (72.41 Ω) sample, indicating that LFP/ PPT has the best charge transfer kinetics.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The slope in the low-frequency region is Warburg impedance, which is related to the diffusion of Li + within the active material. 47 The LFP/PPT sample has the smallest semicircle diameter in the midfrequency region. From Table IV, it can be seen that the R ct of the LFP/ PPT is 45.38 Ω, which is smaller than LFP/P (97.10 Ω), LFP/ PP (58.84 Ω) and LFP/PT (72.41 Ω) sample, indicating that LFP/ PPT has the best charge transfer kinetics.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…term) 4,5 Seconds-hours (short term, <1 h) 4 Hours-months 4, ** Minutes-days 4,5 Discharge time at power rating seconds-hours (up to 10 h) 4 * Response time refers to reactivity of fuel cells (FCs) after the startup period, which depends on the FC type, ** storage duration depends on the reservoir capacity, 1 according to reference [48], 2 according to reference [49], 3 according to reference [47], 4 according to reference [34], 5 according to reference [50], 6 according to reference [51]. [52], 2 according to reference [53], 3 according to reference [54], 4 according to reference [55], 5 according to reference [56], 6 according to reference [57], 7 according to reference [49], 8 according to reference [45], 9 according to reference [58], 10 according to reference [59], 11 according to reference [60], 12 according to reference [61], 13 according to reference [62], 14 according to references [62][63][64]. [65], 3 according to reference …”
Section: Performance Analysis Of Main Storage Solutions For Pevsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to pioneering works in terms of different cation/anion doping effects in LFP or LiCoPO 4 , using In as the doping element is done to promote the electrical/ionic conductivities of cathodes, while introducing the F atoms aims to alleviate the adverse Mn-induced Jahn–Teller effects. 30–32 As evaluated, the electrical conductivity of LFMP cathodes is evidently increased by 38.2% after 1% In doping, helping to increase the reversible discharge capacity from the initial 135.3 to 144.9 mA h g −1 at 0.1C, whereas the moderate F doping enables the increase of the capacity retention rate from 74.8 to 93.9% after 500 times of deep cycling. Strikingly, our designed F/In co-doped cathodes show the highest discharge capacity of 158.5 mA h g −1 , and show prominent cycling/rate behaviors, without huge phase variation processes.…”
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