JOURNAL ARTICLE

TiO2‐coated Nonstoichiometric SiOx Nanosphere for High Capacity Anode Material for Lithium Ion Batteries

Juhye BaeDae Sik KimEunjun ParkMin‐Sik ParkHansu Kim

Year: 2016 Journal:   Bulletin of the Korean Chemical Society Vol: 37 (7)Pages: 1039-1043   Publisher: Wiley

Abstract

Nonstoichiometric SiO x ‐based nanocomposites have gained considerable attention as promising anode materials for lithium‐ion batteries because of their high capacity and relatively good cycle performance. However, their commercial use is still limited by some technical problems such as poor thermal reliability, dimensional stability, and safety. Herein we show that surface modification with TiO 2 can effectively improve the thermal reliability of SiO x nanocomposites without sacrificing their capacity and cycle performance. We suggest that the TiO 2 coating layer could significantly improve the thermal reliability of the SiO x nanocomposites. Even though the TiO 2 phase introduced is less active, TiO 2 ‐coated nonstoichiometric SiO x nanocomposites showed electrochemical performance comparable with that of bare nonstoichiometric SiO x nanocomposite. We believe that the surface modification approach proposed herein will open up a new route toward high capacity Si‐based anode materials for lithium‐ion batteries.

Keywords:
Anode Materials science Nanocomposite Lithium (medication) Electrochemistry Chemical engineering Thermal stability Coating Ion Nanotechnology Surface modification Reliability (semiconductor) Phase (matter) Electrode Chemistry Organic chemistry Physical chemistry

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