Todorokite-type MnO2 as a zinc-ion intercalating material

The structural and electrochemical properties of manganese dioxide with 3×3 tunnels bearing the crystallographic structure of the mineral todorokite were investigated for use as a new cathode material for zinc ion cells. The large 3×3 tunnel of todorokite facilitates fast Zn2+ diffusion to the inner...

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description The structural and electrochemical properties of manganese dioxide with 3×3 tunnels bearing the crystallographic structure of the mineral todorokite were investigated for use as a new cathode material for zinc ion cells. The large 3×3 tunnel of todorokite facilitates fast Zn2+ diffusion to the inner region of a particle compared to the conventional medium-sized 2×2 tunnels of cryptomelane. Todorokite was synthesized by the hydrothermal treatment of layered Na-birnessite in a concentrated Mg-containing solution according to a known method. In electrochemical studies, a promising discharge capacity of 108mAh/g at C/2 and a good rate performance were observed in the potential range of 0.7V–2.0V. Structural and morphological analyses of the discharged and charged electrodes indicate that a reversible intercalation of zinc ions into the tunnel occurs during the discharge–charge process.
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Crystal structure
Diffusion
Discharge
Electrodes
Intercalation
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Todorokite
Tunnels (transportation)
Zinc
Zinc-ion battery
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