Abstract
The Na2MnPO4F is one of the promising cathode materials for the sodium ion batteries. In the paper, we employed the ex situ X-ray diffraction and solid state NMR techniques to study the charge and discharge processes of this material, including the crystal structure and sodium sites changes. The ex situ x-ray diffraction patterns showed that two new diffraction peaks could be observed at 31o and 36o indicating an intermediate phase formed with the extraction of Na+. From the 23Na MAS NMR spectrum of the material, three peaks were seen at -209 ppm,-258 ppm and -295 ppm, which can be assigned to Na1 + Na2, Na3 and Na4 sites in the crystal structure, respectively. The ex situ solid state NMR study demonstrated that the Na+ in Na1 and Na2 sites deintercalated firstly compared to Na3 and Na4 sites. The signal peaks of intermediate phase appeared at -132 ppm and -330 ppm when charging to 4.2 V. The opposite phenomenon occurred during the discharge process.
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Keywords
sodium ion batteries, cathode material, Na2MnPO4F, 23Na MAS NMR
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Publication Date
2014-06-28
Online Available Date
2014-04-21
Revised Date
2014-04-14
Received Date
2014-04-01
Recommended Citation
Xu HOU, Gui-ming ZHONG, Xiao-chen LIN, Zi-geng LIU, Xiao-biao WU, Yong YANG.
23Na MAS NMR Spectroscopic Study of Na2MnPO4F as Cathode Material for Sodium-Ion Battery[J]. Journal of Electrochemistry,
2014
,
20(3): 201-205.
DOI: 10.13208/j.electrochem.140401
Available at:
https://jelectrochem.xmu.edu.cn/journal/vol20/iss3/2
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