Journal
ELECTROCHIMICA ACTA
Volume 327, Issue -, Pages -Publisher
PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.electacta.2019.135018
Keywords
LiCoO2; LiNi0.45Al0.05Mn0.5O2; High-voltage; Thermal stability; Cycle stability
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Funding
- National Natural Science Foundation of China [21271075]
- South China University [18KJ04, 8S0478]
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The high cut-off voltage for delivering the high reversible capacity of LiCoO2 often causes its capacity fading and potential safety hazards. Herein, LiNi0.45Al0.05Mn0.5O2 is uniformly modified on LiCoO2 to prepare LiCoO2@LiNi0.45Al0.05Mn0.5O2 via a ball-milling method. In half-cell (or full-cell) tests, the LiCoO2@LiNi0.45Al0.05Mn0.5O2 exhibits the improved cycle stability between 3.00 V and 4.55 V (or 4.48 V). The capacity of LiCoO2@LiNi0.45Al0.05Mn0.5O2 with 1.0% modification content can be up to 161.9 mAh g(-1) from 133.3 mAh g(-1 )of LiCoO2 after 150 cycles. The cyclability improvement of lithium ion batteries employing LiCoO2@LiNi0.45Al0.05Mn0.5O2 cathode is ascribed to a delay of structure collapse and a decrement of cobalt dissolution. Moreover, LiNi0.45Al0.05Mn0.5O2 on the LiCoO2 leads to an increase in the onset temperature of primary exothermic peaks, and a decrease in the maximum rising temperature of thermal shock from 500 degrees C to 160 degrees C while LiCoO2@LiNi0.45Al0.05Mn0.5O2/graphite full cell is charged to 4.48 V. The LiNi0.45Al0.05Mn0.5O2 improves thermal stability of the LiCoO2-based cathode by depressing O-2 evolution and decreasing internal short dots. (C) 2019 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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