journal article·2016-04-28

Transition Metal Ordering Optimization for High-Reversible Capacity Positive Electrode Materials in the Li–Ni–Co–Mn Pseudoquaternary System

Roberto C. Longo, Fantai Kong, Chaoping Liang, Dong-Hee Yeon, Jaegu Yoon, Jin-Hwan Park, Seok-Gwang Doo, Kyeongjae Cho

The Journal of Physical Chemistry C· Volume 120· Issue 16
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Abstract

The phase diagram of the Li–Ni–Co–Mn layered oxide pseudoquaternary system is used as starting point to elucidate the influence of transition metal (TM) ordering on the structures and electrochemistry of positive electrode materials with LiNi 1– y – x Co y Mn x O 2 composition. Whereas our obtained phase diagram shows a comprehensive search of the most suitable target compositions for single-phase layered materials with large structural stability and reversible capacity, a detailed analysis of the transition metal ordering tries to fill the gap existing in the literature between transition metal composition and ordering, showing the effect on the electrochemical performance. Our results demonstrate that, in order to achieve high reversible capacities, control of the TM arrangement at the atomic scale seems to be crucial to enhance both ionic and electronic mobilities, thus maximizing the rate capability and structural stability during cycling.
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Affiliations

Department of Materials Science and Engineering, The University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, Texas 75080, United States

Energy Lab., Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Samsung Electronics, Yongin 446-712, Republic of Korea

Funding

Samsung

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