High-entropy doping promising ultrahigh-Ni Co-free single-crystalline cathode toward commercializable high-energy lithium-ion batteries

The development of advanced layered Ni-rich cathodes is essential for high-energy lithium-ion batteries (LIBs). However, the prevalent Ni-rich cathodes are still plagued by inherent issues of chemomechanical and thermal instabilities and limited cycle life. For this, here, we introduce an efficient...

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Published inScience advances Vol. 10; no. 25; p. eado4472
Main Authors Liang, Longwei, Su, Maoshui, Sun, Zhefei, Wang, Lixian, Hou, Linrui, Liu, Haodong, Zhang, Qiaobao, Yuan, Changzhou
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published United States American Association for the Advancement of Science 21.06.2024
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Summary:The development of advanced layered Ni-rich cathodes is essential for high-energy lithium-ion batteries (LIBs). However, the prevalent Ni-rich cathodes are still plagued by inherent issues of chemomechanical and thermal instabilities and limited cycle life. For this, here, we introduce an efficient approach combining single-crystalline (SC) design with in situ high-entropy (HE) doping to engineer an ultrahigh-Ni cobalt-free layered cathode of LiNi Mn Mg Fe Ti Mo Nb O (denoted as HE-SC-N88). Thanks to the SC- and HE-doping merits, HE-SC-N88 is featured with a grain-boundary-free and stabilized structure with minimal lattice strain, preventing mechanical degradation, reducing surface parasitic reactions, and mitigating oxygen loss. Accordingly, our HE-SC-N88 cathode demonstrates exceptional electrochemical properties particularly with prolonged cycling stability under strenuous conditions in both half and full cells, and the delayed O loss-induced phase transitions upon heating. More meaningfully, our design of HE doping in redefining the ultrahigh-Ni Co-free SC cathodes will make a tremendous progress toward industrial application of next-generation LIBs.
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ISSN:2375-2548
2375-2548
DOI:10.1126/sciadv.ado4472