Controllable morphologies and electrochemical performances of self-assembled nano-honeycomb WS2 anodes modified by graphene doping for lithium and sodium ion batteries

Self-assembled nano-honeycomb WS2 modified by graphene doping were prepared by improved one step hydrothermal method. In this hybrid structure, graphene plays a key role of transferring the morphology from the nanowire microporous spheres to graphene-supported nano-honeycomb plane structure, which h...

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Published in:Carbon (New York) 2019-02, Vol.142, p.697-706
Main Authors: Song, Yaochen, Liao, Jiaxuan, Chen, Cheng, Yang, Jian, Chen, Jinchen, Gong, Feng, Wang, Sizhe, Xu, Ziqiang, Wu, Mengqiang
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Analytical chemistry
Anodes
Batteries
Doping
Electric properties
Graphene
Honeycomb construction
Honeycomb structures
Hybrid structures
Lithium
Morphology
Nanowires
Self-assembly
Semiconductor doping
Sodium-ion batteries
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description Self-assembled nano-honeycomb WS2 modified by graphene doping were prepared by improved one step hydrothermal method. In this hybrid structure, graphene plays a key role of transferring the morphology from the nanowire microporous spheres to graphene-supported nano-honeycomb plane structure, which has the larger the specific surface area and higher conductivity. This anode delivers the superb electrochemical performances of lithium/sodium ion batteries with high specific charge capacity (953.1/522.3 mAh·g−1 at 0.1 A·g−1), long cycling life (more than 350/200 cycles at 1 A·g−1), and high charge/discharge rates (up to 10/5 A·g−1). This nano-honeycomb structure WS2 composite anode with facile hydrothermal process, as well as superb electrochemical performances, makes it attractive for the potential applications in lithium/sodium ion batteries. [Display omitted]
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Anodes
Batteries
Doping
Electric properties
Graphene
Honeycomb construction
Honeycomb structures
Hybrid structures
Lithium
Morphology
Nanowires
Self-assembly
Semiconductor doping
Sodium-ion batteries
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