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EN03.07.09 2022 MRS Fall Meeting

Effects of Ti-Substitution on Electrochemical Properties of KVPO4F for K-Ion Batteries

When and Where

Nov 30, 2022
11:45am - 12:00pm

Hynes, Level 3, Ballroom C

Presenter

Co-Author(s)

Xiaoran Yang1,Jae Chul Kim1

Stevens Institute of Technology1

Abstract

Xiaoran Yang1,Jae Chul Kim1

Stevens Institute of Technology1
For large-scale energy storage applications, the potassium (K)-ion battery system consisting of electrodes that reversibly intercalate potassium (K) ions have received recent research interest due to the earth-abundance of K resources.<sup>1-3</sup> To design K-ion cathodes, materials with open and rigid frameworks are considered desirable due to the large ionic radius of potassium.<sup>1,2,4-8</sup> Particularly, KVPO<sub>4</sub>F with a tetrahedral phosphate framework has the potential to achieve effective K storage.<sup>1,2,5</sup> In this presentation, we will demonstrate the impact of partial titanium (Ti) substitution for vanadium (V) on the structure and electrochemical properties of KVPO<sub>4</sub>F. We found that kinetics and reversibility of K intercalation and the associated physicochemical properties of Ti-substituted KVPO<sub>4</sub>F are strongly coupled with local coordination of K. Ti-substituted KVPO<sub>4</sub>F delivers a reversible discharge capacity of ~ 97 mAh/g at an average working voltage at 4 V over the extended number of cycles. Our results suggest that understanding the K environment can be an effective approach to designing K-ion cathode materials.<br/><br/>Reference:<br/>1. H. Kim, J.C. Kim, M. Bianchini, D.H. Seo, J. Rodriguez-Garcia and G.J.A.E.M. Ceder: Recent progress and perspective in electrode materials for K-ion batteries. 8, 1702384 (2018).<br/>2. H. Kim, D.H. Seo, M. Bianchini, R.J. Clément, H. Kim, J.C. Kim, Y. Tian, T. Shi, W.S. Yoon and G.J.A.E.M. Ceder: A New Strategy for High-Voltage Cathodes for K-Ion Batteries: Stoichiometric KVPO4F. 8, 1801591 (2018).<br/>3. J. Ma, Y. Li, N.S. Grundish, J.B. Goodenough, Y. Chen, L. Guo, Z. Peng, X. Qi, F. Yang and L.J.J.o.P.D.A.P. Qie: The 2021 battery technology roadmap. 54, 183001 (2021).<br/>4. H. Kim, J.C. Kim, S.H. Bo, T. Shi, D.H. Kwon and G.J.A.E.M. Ceder: K-ion batteries based on a P2-type K<sub>0.6</sub>CoO<sub>2</sub> cathode. 7, 1700098 (2017).<br/>5. H. Kim, Y. Tian and G.J.J.o.T.E.S. Ceder: Origin of capacity degradation of high-voltage KVPO<sub>4</sub>F cathode. 167, 110555 (2020).<br/>6. T. Hosaka, T. Shimamura, K. Kubota and S.J.T.C.R. Komaba: Polyanionic Compounds for potassium-ion batteries. 19, 735 (2019).<br/>7. L. Sharma and A.J.J.o.M.C.A. Manthiram: Polyanionic insertion hosts for aqueous rechargeable batteries. 10, 6376 (2022).<br/>8. K.-Y. Zhang, Z.-Y. Gu, E.H. Ang, J.-Z. Guo, X.-T. Wang, Y. Wang and X.-L.J.M.T. Wu: Advanced polyanionic electrode materials for potassium-ion batteries: Progresses, challenges and application prospects. (2022).

Keywords

ceramic | combustion synthesis

Symposium Organizers

Haegyeom Kim, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Raphaële Clement, University of California
Shyue Ping Ong, University of California, San Diego
Yan Eric Wang, Samsung Research America

Symposium Support

Silver
Nissan North America, Inc.
SK on Co., Ltd.
Umicore

Bronze
Materials Horizons
MilliporeSigma

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