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Confined Growth And Electrochemical Performances Of Molybdenum Nitrides For Lithium Ion Batteries

Posted on:2021-03-15Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2381330626953890Subject:Chemical engineering
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Molybdenum nitrides is a compound in which nitrogen occupies a gap in a tightly packed metal structure.Molybdenum nitrides have higher theoretical specific capacity,but their measured capacity is much lower than their respective theoretical specific capacity.Therefore,how to make full use of the higher molybdenum nitrides'theoretical capacity has become the current research focus.It has been shown that the nanoscale space between the layers formed by the accumulation of graphene sheets and the nanoscale space formed by the cross-linked graphene network can be used as a template for the confined growth of nanomaterials.In this study,a series of molybdenum nitride electrode materials were prepared by different preparation methods and composites with graphene,and their electrochemical properties and lithium storage mechanism were studied.The specific research contents and results are as follows:Mo2N thin film electrodes were prepared by DC magnetron sputtering.The film electrodes with different morphologies?Mo2N-3,Mo2N-4,Mo2N-5?were obtained by adjusting the ratio of Ar to N2?3:1,4:1,5:1?.The XRD results show that all the prepared Mo2N film electrodes have face-centered cubic structure.When the gas ratio is 4:1,the thickness of the prepared Mo2N thin film electrode is about 1.5?m,and it has nanocolumn array structure with an average column width of about 2-5 nm.This structure endows Mo2N-4 with better lithium storage performance.The effects of different atmosphere?N2 and H2/N2 mixture?on the molybdenum nitrides phase were investigated by program temperature control method.The XRD test results show that the samples treated in pure N2 atmosphere contain some MoO2in addition to Mo2N,while the samples treated by annealing in H2/N2 mixture are Mo2N.In order to further investigate the lithium storage performance of Mo2N,the effects of temperatures?600?,700?and 800??on the crystal form andelectrochemical performance of Mo2N in H2/N2 atmosphere were compared.The results show that the samples obtained at 600?and 700?are Mo2N??-Mo2N?with face-centered cubic crystal,while the samples obtained at 800?are Mo2N??-Mo2N?with tetragonal crystal.Electrochemical test results show that the?-Mo2N prepared at700?has relatively good rate and long-term cycling performance.Based on the optimized temperature,using graphene oxide as a template and adjusting the contents of graphene oxide?20%,30%,50%?,composite materials of Mo2N quantum dots and nitrogen-doped graphite were prepared?Mo2N-QDs@Ngs?.In this process,the controlled growth of Mo2N was realized,which changed the Mo2N from the initial bulk morphology to the quantum dot morphology.There Mo2N quantum dots were evenly distributed on the surface of the graphene sheet.The results show that the Mo2N-QDs@Ngs electrode material with graphene oxide compound content of 30%has good electrochemical performance:it exhibited highly reversible capacity of 403 mAh g-11 after 100 cycles under the current density of 0.5 A g-1.Due to the samples calcined in N2 atmosphere contain part of MoO2,which has higher theoretical specific capacity.Therefore,the advantages of Mo2N and MoO2can be fully utilized to further improve the lithium storage performance of molybdenum nitride.Under the condition that the optimal content of graphene oxide,the effect of differrent temperature in the N2 atmosphere on the electrochemical lithium storage performance of molybdenum oxynitride quantum dots and nitrogen-doped graphene composite electrode materials?MON-QDs@Ngs?were explored.The electrochemical performance tests showed that the MON-QDs@Ngs electrode material prepared at 600?has the best electrochemical performance,which exhibited highly reversible capacity of about 200 mAh g-11 after 260 cycles at the current density of 5 A g-1.
Keywords/Search Tags:Lithium ion battery, Mo2N, Nitrogen-doped Graphene, Quantum dots, Molybdenum oxide
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