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Coating Solution for High-Voltage Cathode: AlF3 Atomic Layer Deposition for Freestanding LiCoO2 Electrodes with High Energy Density and Excellent Flexibility
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posted on 2017-02-28, 00:00 authored by Yun Zhou, Younghee Lee, Huaxing Sun, Jasmine M. Wallas, Steven M. George, Ming XieFreestanding LiCoO2/multiwall carbon nanotube/nanocellulose
fibril (LCO-MWCNT-NCF) electrodes are fabricated by a vacuum filtration
technique. The electrode has a high LCO loading of 20 mg/cm2 with excellent flexibility, uniform material distribution, and low
surface resistivity. When coated with 2 ALD cycles of AlF3, LCO-MWCNT-NCF has a high specific capacity of 216 mAh/g at 4.7
V. The freestanding AlF3-coated electrode preserves 75.7%
of its initial capacity after 100 cycles and 70% after 160 cycles
of charge discharge. In contrast, electrodes coated with 2 ALD cycles
of Al2O3 cannot be cycled above 4.5 V. By elimination
of the unnecessary weight of current collector, and increasing in
the working voltage simultaneously, this freestanding LCO-MWCNT-NCF
electrode can significantly improve the gravimetric and volumetric
energy density of lithium ion batteries.
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freestanding AlF 32 ALD cycles160 cyclesAlF 3 Atomic Layer Depositionlithium ion batteriescapacityfreestanding LCO-MWCNT-NCF electrodesurface resistivityAlF 3uniform material distribution4.5 VLCO loadingFreestanding LiCoO 2 Electrodescharge dischargeenergy densityHigh-Voltage CathodeCoating Solution100 cyclesAl 2 O 34.7 VHigh Energy Densityvacuum filtration technique
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