The formation and mechanism of nano-monocrystalline -FeO with graphene-shell for high-performance lithium ion batteries
Using a sintering process with Prussian Blue (PB) and 20 wt% glucose at high temperature (950 C for 6 hours in Ar/H 2 ) with oxidation in the air at room temperature, we synthesized a nano-monocrystalline -phase iron oxide (-Fe 2 O 3 ) compound coated with carbon comprising a number of graphene laye...
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description | Using a sintering process with Prussian Blue (PB) and 20 wt% glucose at high temperature (950 C for 6 hours in Ar/H
2
) with oxidation in the air at room temperature, we synthesized a nano-monocrystalline -phase iron oxide (-Fe
2
O
3
) compound coated with carbon comprising a number of graphene layers, which was named as coreshell nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
@graphene. It can be noted that the formation of nano-monocrystal is different from forming coreshell nano-polycrystalline hollow -Fe
2
O
3
@graphene sintered at lower temperature (650 C 6 hours in Ar)
via
a simple Kirkendall process with oxidation at room temperature as reported in our previous study. We further investigate how nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
is formed by controlling the synthesis process and testing with TEM and SEM. We confirmed that the nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
is grown from nano-monocrystalline Fe with interface catalysis of O
2
and the related mechanism is discussed through comparing the structures of -Fe
2
O
3
and the Fe crystals. The coreshell nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
@graphene shows high performance as an anode material in Li-ions batteries (much better than nano-polycrystalline hollow -Fe
2
O
3
@graphene reported in previous study). For example, the cycling stability and rate performance are remarkable as an anode material for lithium ion batteries with a high reversible capacity of 848.08 and 782.54 mA h g
1
at 1C and 5C for 600 cycles, respectively, and a high rate performance (284.42 mA h g
1
at 20C). Another interesting performance is that during the first 80 cycles, the specific capacity increases, which may result from more interface area being generated by the -Fe
2
O
3
nano-monocrystal crushing with protection of the graphene-shell during the initial charging/discharging cycles. This synthesis method and mechanism can be used as a guide to produce -Fe
2
O
3
as an anode material for lithium ion batteries with high performance on a large scale.
We have synthesized nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
coated with graphene having high rate performance for lithium ion batteries. |
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2
) with oxidation in the air at room temperature, we synthesized a nano-monocrystalline -phase iron oxide (-Fe
2
O
3
) compound coated with carbon comprising a number of graphene layers, which was named as coreshell nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
@graphene. It can be noted that the formation of nano-monocrystal is different from forming coreshell nano-polycrystalline hollow -Fe
2
O
3
@graphene sintered at lower temperature (650 C 6 hours in Ar)
via
a simple Kirkendall process with oxidation at room temperature as reported in our previous study. We further investigate how nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
is formed by controlling the synthesis process and testing with TEM and SEM. We confirmed that the nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
is grown from nano-monocrystalline Fe with interface catalysis of O
2
and the related mechanism is discussed through comparing the structures of -Fe
2
O
3
and the Fe crystals. The coreshell nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
@graphene shows high performance as an anode material in Li-ions batteries (much better than nano-polycrystalline hollow -Fe
2
O
3
@graphene reported in previous study). For example, the cycling stability and rate performance are remarkable as an anode material for lithium ion batteries with a high reversible capacity of 848.08 and 782.54 mA h g
1
at 1C and 5C for 600 cycles, respectively, and a high rate performance (284.42 mA h g
1
at 20C). Another interesting performance is that during the first 80 cycles, the specific capacity increases, which may result from more interface area being generated by the -Fe
2
O
3
nano-monocrystal crushing with protection of the graphene-shell during the initial charging/discharging cycles. This synthesis method and mechanism can be used as a guide to produce -Fe
2
O
3
as an anode material for lithium ion batteries with high performance on a large scale.
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2
O
3
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2
) with oxidation in the air at room temperature, we synthesized a nano-monocrystalline -phase iron oxide (-Fe
2
O
3
) compound coated with carbon comprising a number of graphene layers, which was named as coreshell nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
@graphene. It can be noted that the formation of nano-monocrystal is different from forming coreshell nano-polycrystalline hollow -Fe
2
O
3
@graphene sintered at lower temperature (650 C 6 hours in Ar)
via
a simple Kirkendall process with oxidation at room temperature as reported in our previous study. We further investigate how nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
is formed by controlling the synthesis process and testing with TEM and SEM. We confirmed that the nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
is grown from nano-monocrystalline Fe with interface catalysis of O
2
and the related mechanism is discussed through comparing the structures of -Fe
2
O
3
and the Fe crystals. The coreshell nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
@graphene shows high performance as an anode material in Li-ions batteries (much better than nano-polycrystalline hollow -Fe
2
O
3
@graphene reported in previous study). For example, the cycling stability and rate performance are remarkable as an anode material for lithium ion batteries with a high reversible capacity of 848.08 and 782.54 mA h g
1
at 1C and 5C for 600 cycles, respectively, and a high rate performance (284.42 mA h g
1
at 20C). Another interesting performance is that during the first 80 cycles, the specific capacity increases, which may result from more interface area being generated by the -Fe
2
O
3
nano-monocrystal crushing with protection of the graphene-shell during the initial charging/discharging cycles. This synthesis method and mechanism can be used as a guide to produce -Fe
2
O
3
as an anode material for lithium ion batteries with high performance on a large scale.
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2
O
3
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2
) with oxidation in the air at room temperature, we synthesized a nano-monocrystalline -phase iron oxide (-Fe
2
O
3
) compound coated with carbon comprising a number of graphene layers, which was named as coreshell nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
@graphene. It can be noted that the formation of nano-monocrystal is different from forming coreshell nano-polycrystalline hollow -Fe
2
O
3
@graphene sintered at lower temperature (650 C 6 hours in Ar)
via
a simple Kirkendall process with oxidation at room temperature as reported in our previous study. We further investigate how nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
is formed by controlling the synthesis process and testing with TEM and SEM. We confirmed that the nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
is grown from nano-monocrystalline Fe with interface catalysis of O
2
and the related mechanism is discussed through comparing the structures of -Fe
2
O
3
and the Fe crystals. The coreshell nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
@graphene shows high performance as an anode material in Li-ions batteries (much better than nano-polycrystalline hollow -Fe
2
O
3
@graphene reported in previous study). For example, the cycling stability and rate performance are remarkable as an anode material for lithium ion batteries with a high reversible capacity of 848.08 and 782.54 mA h g
1
at 1C and 5C for 600 cycles, respectively, and a high rate performance (284.42 mA h g
1
at 20C). Another interesting performance is that during the first 80 cycles, the specific capacity increases, which may result from more interface area being generated by the -Fe
2
O
3
nano-monocrystal crushing with protection of the graphene-shell during the initial charging/discharging cycles. This synthesis method and mechanism can be used as a guide to produce -Fe
2
O
3
as an anode material for lithium ion batteries with high performance on a large scale.
We have synthesized nano-monocrystalline -Fe
2
O
3
coated with graphene having high rate performance for lithium ion batteries.</abstract><doi>10.1039/c6ra08143f</doi><tpages>6</tpages></addata></record> |
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