FeS/SnS@N-C composites were successfully synthesized
through the
combination of nucleation self-assembly, N-doped carbon coating, and
in situ vulcanization. The experimental results show that the discharge
capacitance of FeS/SnS@N-C in the lithium storage process is 796.90
mAh g–1 at 0.5 A g–1 after 200
cycles, and more importantly, the discharge capacitance can maintain
278.84 mAh g–1 at 5 A g–1 after
2000 cycles. FeS in FeS/SnS@N-C plays a key role in the electrochemical
performance, which is due to the certain electronic density of states
(DOS) near the Fermi level. In short, our research expands the application
of transition metal sulfide composites in lithium-ion batteries.