γ-Graphyne adjusted diffusion–capacitance behavior of lithium titanate for boosting high-rate and wide-temperature lithium storage

Yang, Chen; Zhao, Xueqi; Li, Qiaodan; Cui, Xiaoli

doi:10.1016/j.est.2023.107920

Journal of Energy Storage

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.est.2023.107920

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γ-Graphyne adjusted diffusion–capacitance behavior of lithium titanate for boosting high-rate and wide-temperature lithium storage

Chen Yang

Xueqi Zhao

Qiaodan Li

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Self‐Scrolling of a Graphyne Ribbon Near a CNT in Multiphysical Environments

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Graphyne nanoscrolls (GNSs) have attracted significant research interest because of their wide‐ranging applications. However, the production of GNSs via a self‐scrolling approach is environment dependent. Here, molecular dynamics simulations are conducted to evaluate the self‐scrolling behavior of an α‐graphyne (α‐GY) ribbon on a carbon nanotube (CNT) within various multiphysical environments, accounting for the interactions among temperature, electric field, and argon gas. The results demonstrate that the fabrication of an α‐GNS lies in the interplay of van der Waals (vdW) forces among the components in a vacuum. Notably, the α‐GY ribbon is easier to scroll onto a thicker CNT. The electric field attenuates the vdW interaction, necessitating thicker CNTs for successful self‐scrolling under a stronger electric field. In argon, both the vdW interaction and nanoscale pore contribute to the overlap formation. At 300 K, increasing argon density prolongs the time required for α‐GNS formation, with self‐scrolling failing beyond a critical gas density threshold. Moreover, the self‐scrolling becomes easier at higher temperatures. In multiphysical environments, the interplay between the electric field and the gas density dictates the self‐scrolling at low temperatures. Finally, reasonable suggestions are given for successful self‐scrolling. The conclusions offer valuable insights for the practical fabrication of α‐GNS.

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γ-Graphyne adjusted diffusion–capacitance behavior of lithium titanate for boosting high-rate and wide-temperature lithium storage

Cited by 4 publications

References 70 publications

Self‐Scrolling of a Graphyne Ribbon Near a CNT in Multiphysical Environments

Self‐Scrolling of a Graphyne Ribbon Near a CNT in Multiphysical Environments

Innovative synthesis of graphdiyne@Pd material using acetylene gas promotes hydrogen evolution performance of Zn0.5Cd0.5S heterojunction

High conductivity of 2D hydrogen substituted graphyne nanosheets for fast recovery NH3 gas sensors at room temperature

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