MOF-derived MoP nanorods decorated with a N-doped thin carbon layer as a robust lithiophilic and sulfiphilic nanoreactor for high-performance Li–S batteries

Abstract

Lithium-sulfur (Li-S) batteries are severely hindered by the low sulfur utilization and short cycling life, especially at high sulfur loading. One of the effective solutions to address these problems is...

A Review on Development of Carbon-Based Nanomaterials for Energy Storage Devices: Opportunities and Challenges

“…Furthermore, it is possible to derive N-doped porous carbons from MOFs directly. 223 Incorporating nitrogen through doping improves the carbon material's wettability, electrical conductivity, and specific capacitance, primarily through pseudocapacitive effect. 224 Nune et al detailed the production of hierarchical N-doped porous carbon (HNPC) from a nitrogen-containing isoreticular MOF known as IRMOF-3.…”

“…Furthermore, it is possible to derive N-doped porous carbons from MOFs directly . Incorporating nitrogen through doping improves the carbon material’s wettability, electrical conductivity, and specific capacitance, primarily through pseudocapacitive effect .…”

Simultaneously Encapsulating Co/Co2P Nanoparticles Inside and Growing Vertical Graphene Nanosheets Outside for N‐Doped Carbon Nanotubes as Efficient Sulfur Carriers for High‐Performance Lithium Sulfur Batteries

“…[2,6,10] Metal compounds with strong chemical adsorption capacity can catalyze the conversion of polysulfides. [11,12] However, their low conductivity limits the electron transfer and reduces the conversion rate of polysulfides, resulting in poor cycle performance. [13,14] Therefore, it is necessary to develop a suitable strategy to prepare CNT-based composites to satisfy the requirements of rapid electron transfer and efficient polysulfide trapping and transformation.…”