Direct hydrofluorothermal synthesis of sodium transition metal fluorosulfates as possible Na-ion battery cathode materials
Direct hydrofluorothermal synthesis of sodium transition metal fluorosulfates as possible Na-ion battery cathode materials
Synthesis under hydrofluorothermal conditions produces new iron, manganese and vanadium fluorosulfates; these include the isomorphous Na3MIIIF2(SO4)2, M = V, Mn, Fe, with a sheet-like structure formed of linked MIIIF2O4 and SO4 polyhedra separated by sodium ions which may be extracted electrochemically at potentials of >3.5 V
Wang, Qianlong
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Madsen, Alex
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Owen, John
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Weller, Mark T.
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4 February 2013
Wang, Qianlong
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Madsen, Alex
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Owen, John
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Weller, Mark T.
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Wang, Qianlong, Madsen, Alex, Owen, John and Weller, Mark T.
(2013)
Direct hydrofluorothermal synthesis of sodium transition metal fluorosulfates as possible Na-ion battery cathode materials.
Chemical Communications.
(doi:10.1039/C3CC38897B).
Abstract
Synthesis under hydrofluorothermal conditions produces new iron, manganese and vanadium fluorosulfates; these include the isomorphous Na3MIIIF2(SO4)2, M = V, Mn, Fe, with a sheet-like structure formed of linked MIIIF2O4 and SO4 polyhedra separated by sodium ions which may be extracted electrochemically at potentials of >3.5 V
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