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Are MXenes Promising Anode Materials for Li Ion Batteries? Computational Studies on Electronic Properties and Li Storage Capability of Ti3C2 and Ti3C2X2 (X = F, OH) Monolayer
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posted on 2012-10-10, 00:00 authored by Qing Tang, Zhen Zhou, Panwen ShenDensity functional theory (DFT) computations were performed
to
investigate the electronic properties and Li storage capability of
Ti3C2, one representative MXene (M represents
transition metals, and X is either C or/and N) material, and its fluorinated
and hydroxylated derivatives. The Ti3C2 monolayer
acts as a magnetic metal, while its derived Ti3C2F2 and Ti3C2(OH)2 in
their stable conformations are semiconductors with small band gaps.
Li adsorption forms a strong Coulomb interaction with Ti3C2-based hosts but well preserves its structural integrity.
The bare Ti3C2 monolayer exhibits a low barrier
for Li diffusion and high Li storage capacity (up to Ti3C2Li2 stoichiometry). The surface functionalization
of F and OH blocks Li transport and decreases Li storage capacity,
which should be avoided in experiments. The exceptional properties,
including good electronic conductivity, fast Li diffusion, low operating
voltage, and high theoretical Li storage capacity, make Ti3C2 MXene a promising anode material for Li ion batteries.
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decreases Li storage capacityTi 3C monolayer actsLi ion batteriesLi storage capacityLi Storage CapabilityTi 3C hostsLi adsorption formsOH blocks Li transportLi diffusionLi Ion BatteriesLi storage capabilityTi 3C MXeneDFTTi 3CTi 3C stoichiometryTi 3C monolayer exhibitsMXenes Promising Anode Materials
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