Structural engineering of electrode materials to boost high-performance sodium-ion batteries
Qiannan Liu, Zhe Hu, Chao Zou and 3 more
Cell Reports Physical Science · 2021
doi:10.1016/j.xcrp.2021.100551 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Sodium-ion batteries are emerging energy storage and conversion devices for a sustainable and clean society. The performance of sodium-ion batteries can be reasonably boosted through structural engineering of electrode materials. Herein, different structural engineering strategies for typical electrode materials are clearly classified and introduced. For different types of electrode materials, emphasis is put on structural design and/or modification, both of which are presented in detail. The roles and effects of effective strategies are systematically summarized and prospected at the end. It is expected to provide a whole picture and insight into the structural design and modification of various electrode materials for sodium-ion batteries that can be extended to other metal-ion batteries.
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