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Journal Article
Multistaged discharge constructing heterostructure with enhanced solid-solution behavior for long-life lithium-oxygen batteries
2019
Overview
Inferior charge transport in insulating and bulk discharge products is one of the main factors resulting in poor cycling stability of lithium–oxygen batteries with high overpotential and large capacity decay. Here we report a two-step oxygen reduction approach by pre-depositing a potassium carbonate layer on the cathode surface in a potassium–oxygen battery to direct the growth of defective film-like discharge products in the successive cycling of lithium–oxygen batteries. The formation of defective film with improved charge transport and large contact area with a catalyst plays a critical role in the facile decomposition of discharge products and the sustained stability of the battery. Multistaged discharge constructing lithium peroxide-based heterostructure with band discontinuities and a relatively low lithium diffusion barrier may be responsible for the growth of defective film-like discharge products. This strategy offers a promising route for future development of cathode catalysts that can be used to extend the cycling life of lithium–oxygen batteries.
Li–O
2
batteries suffer from poor charge transport in the insulating discharge products. Here the authors tackle the issue by pre-depositing a K
2
CO
3
layer and then using this to grow Li
2
O
2
film on top, enabling enhanced electronic conduction properties and improved overall performance.
