journal article·2025-03Open access

Delithiation-accelerating and self-healing strategies realizes high-capacity and high-rate black phosphorus anode in wide temperature range

Shaojie Zhang, Yanhua Wan, Yu Cao, Yiming Zhang, Haochen Gong, Xu Liang, Baoshan Zhang, Xiaoyi Wang, Siyu Fang, Jiahong Wang, Wei Li, Jie Sun

eScience· Volume 5· Issue 2

Abstract

Black phosphorus (BP) anode with high capacity (2596 mAh g −1 ) and suitable lithiation potential (0.7 ​V vs. Li + /Li) is an ideal candidate for high-energy-density and high-safety lithium-ion batteries, however, the practical implementation is greatly limited by its slow reaction kinetics and huge volume expansion. Here, inspired by nature, liquid metal (LM) is explored as a self-heal agent, which can well stabilize the BP anode through buffering the volumetric expansion and re-activating “dead P and Li x P”. Moreover, LM also acts as a good catalyst, which can adjust Li ion concentration and reduce the activation energy of delithiation reaction, thus prolonging the cycling life. Therefore, the LM modified BP/graphite (G) composite delivers an excellent high-rate performance of 1123 mAh g −1 ​at 4 ​C with 80.0 ​% capacity retention after 200 cycles, a superior wide-temperature performance of 1547.5 mAh g −1 and 569.0 mAh g −1 ​at 50 ​°C and −20 ​°C, respectively. • Liquid metal alleviates great transient stress by regulating the Li-ion and electron transports. • Liquid metal can reconstruct non-conductive pathways by the self-healing behavior. • Liquid metal, as accelerator, can promote the delithiation reaction kinetics. • Liquid metal can adsorb soluble intermediates avoiding the loss of active substances.
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