2017
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-017-16711-9
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Study of the lithium diffusion properties and high rate performance of TiNb6O17 as an anode in lithium secondary battery

Abstract: TiNb6O17 and TiNb2O7 were synthesized using a solid-state method. The techniques were used to assess the electrochemical performance and lithium diffusion kinetics of TiNb6O17 related to the unit cell volume with TiNb2O7. The charge-discharge curves and cyclic voltammetry revealed TiNb6O17 to have a similar redox potential to TiNb2O7 as well as a high discharge capacity. The rate performance of TiNb6O17 was measured using a rate capability test. SSCV and EIS showed that TiNb6O17 had higher lithium diffusion co… Show more

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“…In both electrodes, the diffusion of Li+ is around 1.5 times faster during the delithiation compared to the lithiation process. This observation correlates with Li+ diffusion coefficients determined by cyclic voltammetry characterisation of electrodes in lithium-ion batteries [42,43,44]. Ratios in diffusion coefficients between uncycled and cycled electrodes indicate the Li+ diffusion coefficient to decrease with ageing.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 66%
“…In both electrodes, the diffusion of Li+ is around 1.5 times faster during the delithiation compared to the lithiation process. This observation correlates with Li+ diffusion coefficients determined by cyclic voltammetry characterisation of electrodes in lithium-ion batteries [42,43,44]. Ratios in diffusion coefficients between uncycled and cycled electrodes indicate the Li+ diffusion coefficient to decrease with ageing.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 66%
“…The fast-charging capability of Li-ion batteries is affected by electrochemical parameters including the ion diffusivity in electrolyte and electrodes as well as the electrical conductivity of electrodes, which are directly related to the ion and charge transfers in batteries. Approaches have been developed to improve the ion and charge transfers, for example, through the preparations of weakly bound solvation structure [45], novel anodes [46], and modified electrodes [47]. In Sec.…”
Section: Effect Of Electrode Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The domino-cascade model by Delmas et al takes into account the coexistence of a lithiated and delithiated phase for LFP [78]. Additionally, other mechanisms and factors, e.g., the generation of surface layers, porosity and tortuosity of electrodes, electrolyte salts and concentration gradients in the electrodes are affecting the ion transport and therefore influence the diffusion coefficients measured on the cell level [79][80][81][82]. The formation of an inactive phase by ageing which does not significantly contribute to the ESM signal is consistent with our observation that diffusion coefficients do not change.…”
Section: Comparison Of the Esm Signal On Fresh And Aged Cathodesmentioning
confidence: 99%