2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jechem.2018.11.018
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Reduced irreversible capacities of graphene oxide-based anodes used for lithium ion batteries via alkali treatment

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“…In cases where there is a flux difference, Li-ions are statically penetrated, thus blocking the charging and discharging of other Li-ions. This can increase internal resistance over time [123]. For this section, the key materials used for the anode and cathode components of LIBs alongside their contemporary advances are thoroughly discussed.…”
Section: Materials Used In Li-ion Batteries For Evsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In cases where there is a flux difference, Li-ions are statically penetrated, thus blocking the charging and discharging of other Li-ions. This can increase internal resistance over time [123]. For this section, the key materials used for the anode and cathode components of LIBs alongside their contemporary advances are thoroughly discussed.…”
Section: Materials Used In Li-ion Batteries For Evsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When the flux of Li + released by electrode is greater than the flux received by electrode, Li + will be continuously deposited on the surface of electrode due to the limitation of the efficiency of the transfer of Li + . This phenomenon will cause an irreversible loss in capacity and an increase in the internal resistance of LIB because the deposited Li + cannot transfer freely in electrolyte 194 . The formation of SEI layer mainly attributes to the reaction between deposited dendritic lithium and the interface electrolytes that have suffered some electrochemical decomposition such as some parallel reactions, competitive reactions and sedimentation of salt compounds, etc 195,196 .…”
Section: Mechanismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also, based on the FTIR analysis, this thermal treatment removes C-OH groups from the GO films which is confirmed by a significant decrease in the peak intensity at 3429 cm −1 on GO films with the thermal treatment (GO w.TT ) compared to that of GO films without thermal treatment (GO wo.TT ) (Figure 3a). [33][34][35] By successful removal of C-OH groups, GO films exhibit better physical stability to be used as lithium hosts in lithium-ion battery. At the same time, the peak observed at ≈1629 cm −1 could be the CO stretching vibrations conjugated with aromatics, which can only be found from GO wo.TT .…”
Section: Alignment Morphology and Structure Of Graphene Oxide Filmsmentioning
confidence: 99%