Spinel/Post-spinel engineering on layered oxide cathodes for sodium-ion batteries
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Sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) have attracted much scientific interest for use in large-scale energy storage systems because sodium is cheaper than lithium. However, the large radius of Na+ and barriers to Na+ transport result in sluggish kinetics and complicated structural distortion, leading to unsatisfactory rate capability and poor cycling stability. It therefore is essential to develop an electrode with enhanced kinetics and a stable structure during cycling to improve SIB performance. Among the various layered oxide cathodes, those with a spinel-like structure could play an important role in boosting electron transport because of their excellent intrinsic conductivity, including by coordinating with Na+ insertion/extraction. Moreover, thanks to the inherent high stability of the spinel-like phase, it could function as a stabilizer for host cathode structures. This review summarizes recent advances in spinel engineering on layered oxide cathodes to boost Na+ transport kinetics and provide structural stability to achieve high-performance SIBs, focusing particularly on post-spinel structures, layered oxide integrated spinel-like structures, and spinel transitions. The insights proposed in this review will be useful for guiding rational structural engineering and design to drive the development of new materials and chemistries in Na-based electrode materials.
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