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A stable lithium-rich surface structure for lithium-rich layered cathode materials.

ABSTRACT: Lithium ion batteries are encountering ever-growing demand for further increases in energy density. Li-rich layered oxides are considered a feasible solution to meet this demand because their specific capacities often surpass 200?mAh?g-1 due to the additional lithium occupation in the transition metal layers. However, this lithium arrangement, in turn, triggers cation mixing with the transition metals, causing phase transitions during cycling and loss of reversible capacity. Here we report a Li-rich layered surface bearing a consistent framework with the host, in which nickel is regularly arranged between the transition metal layers. This surface structure mitigates unwanted phase transitions, improving the cycling stability. This surface modification enables a reversible capacity of 218.3?mAh?g-1 at 1C (250?mA?g-1) with improved cycle retention (94.1% after 100 cycles). The present surface design can be applied to various battery electrodes that suffer from structural degradations propagating from the surface.

SUBMITTER: Kim S 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5133657 | biostudies-literature | 2016 Nov

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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A stable lithium-rich surface structure for lithium-rich layered cathode materials.

Kim Sangryun S   Cho Woosuk W   Zhang Xiaobin X   Oshima Yoshifumi Y   Choi Jang Wook JW  

Nature communications 20161125

Lithium ion batteries are encountering ever-growing demand for further increases in energy density. Li-rich layered oxides are considered a feasible solution to meet this demand because their specific capacities often surpass 200 mAh g<sup>-1</sup> due to the additional lithium occupation in the transition metal layers. However, this lithium arrangement, in turn, triggers cation mixing with the transition metals, causing phase transitions during cycling and loss of reversible capacity. Here we r  ...[more]

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