| Title | In Situ Engineering of the Core−Shell Ag@Cu Structure on Porous Nanowire Arrays for High Energy and Stable Aqueous Ag−Bi Batteries |
| Authors | 黄新堂 |
| Issue Date | 2020 |
| Keywords | aqueous Ag−Bi battery core−shell Ag@Cu structure high-energy porous nanowire arrays ultrathin Ag shell |
| Abstract | To achieve practical aqueous rechargeable battery with high energy density and long cycle life, state-of-the art of cathode material with low-toxic and environment-friendly is urgent. In virtue of the stable discharge potential and high energy density, silver (Ag) presents a huge perspective in the field of aqueous batteries. Herein, the paradigm of a novel core-shell Ag@Cu structure on situ Cu porous nanowire arrays skeleton (Ag@Cu NWAs) is designed as the efficient cathode of an aqueous rechargeable battery. Benefiting from the ultrathin metal Ag shell (~7 nm) and the high-conductivity metal Cu core, along with the robust porous nanowires framework, the as-obtained Ag@Cu NWAs cathode integrates the features of maximal utilization of active material, superior charge transfer and exceptional electrolyte accessibility, exhibiting a considerable capacity of 1.79 mAh cm -2 (458 mAh g -1 : 92.3% of theoretical capacity) as well as remarkable cyclic stability (83.6% retention after 5000 cycles). Furthermore, a well-designed aqueous rechargeable Ag//Bi full cell is fabricated using the Ag@Cu NWAs cathode, achieving high capacity (1.57 mAh cm -2 at 2 mA cm -2 ) with excellent rate performance (92.9% at 20 mA cm -2 ), and admirable energy density of 16.96 mWh cm -3 . This work provides a promising strategy to construct rationally new types aqueous rechargeable batteries materials based on multi-metal nanocomposites, holding great potential for practical electronic devices |
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