2015
DOI: 10.1002/aelm.201400059
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Low‐Cost Synthesis of Porous Silicon via Ferrite‐Assisted Chemical Etching and Their Application as Si‐Based Anodes for Li‐Ion Batteries

Abstract: orientation of Si nanostructures relative to the substrate, and the high surface-to-volume ratio structures, and all the experiments can be carried out in a chemical lab without expensive equipment. [ 28 ] However, because of the use of noble metal as the catalysts, the fabrication cost is still too high for practical applications. Recently, Jiang et al. developed a simple and inexpensive method to prepare porous Si powder by acid etching Al-Si alloy powder. [ 29 ] Qian's group reported a hydrothermal synthesi… Show more

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“…[ 12 ] Silicon nanoparticles (Si NPs) have been found to tolerate extreme changes in volume with cycling. [ 13 ] Hence, great efforts have been made to improve the cycling stability and electrical conductivity by using various Si-based nanostructures, including Si nanowires, [ 3,14,15 ] porous Si, [16][17][18][19] and conductive agent coated Si such as carbon, [ 18,20,21 ] Ag, [ 22,23 ] and conducting polymer. [ 24 ] Among them, a yolkshell-structured carbon@void@silicon (CVS) composite [ 25,26 ] is quite promising for practical applications, because the void space between the outer carbon shell and the inside Si NP allows the room for volume changes of Si NP without deforming the carbon shell and SEI fi lm, which in turn allows for the growth of a stable SEI on the surface of the outer carbon shell.…”
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“…[ 12 ] Silicon nanoparticles (Si NPs) have been found to tolerate extreme changes in volume with cycling. [ 13 ] Hence, great efforts have been made to improve the cycling stability and electrical conductivity by using various Si-based nanostructures, including Si nanowires, [ 3,14,15 ] porous Si, [16][17][18][19] and conductive agent coated Si such as carbon, [ 18,20,21 ] Ag, [ 22,23 ] and conducting polymer. [ 24 ] Among them, a yolkshell-structured carbon@void@silicon (CVS) composite [ 25,26 ] is quite promising for practical applications, because the void space between the outer carbon shell and the inside Si NP allows the room for volume changes of Si NP without deforming the carbon shell and SEI fi lm, which in turn allows for the growth of a stable SEI on the surface of the outer carbon shell.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The necessity of introducing graphene has been verified, because the generation of holes is conducive to the lithiation and delithiation, so that it has better electrical performance. 45 The hydrothermally treated SiO x /C-rGO-2 is shown in Fig. 3d and e .…”
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“…Such structure effectively alleviate volume expansion, that gives rise to the high reversible capacity and long cycle life. [ 102 ] Nanostructured Si has great benefits as LIBs anode material in enhancing both the capacity and cycle life. Metal‐assisted chemical etching is applied to produce multidimensional Si electrodes from the commercially available Si.…”
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confidence: 99%