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Dense integration of graphene paper positive electrode materials for aluminum-ion battery
Although Al-ion battery is attracting researchers’ attention worldwide, its volumetric energy density was not so promising due to low density of graphite-based positive electrodes in the current published literatures. Thus, defect-free yet densely packed graphene electrodes with high electronic cond...
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description | Although Al-ion battery is attracting researchers’ attention worldwide, its volumetric energy density was not so promising due to low density of graphite-based positive electrodes in the current published literatures. Thus, defect-free yet densely packed graphene electrodes with high electronic conductivity and fast ionic diffusion are crucial to the realization of compacted Al-ion batteries with high volumetric energy density. In the present work, a self-supported and defect-free graphene-positive electrode (R
H
G-P-2850) was successfully produced by a hydriodic acid reduction of the graphene oxide (GO) method, followed by an ultrahigh temperature (2850 °C) annealing treatment. The density of the R
H
G-P-2850 (0.32 g cm
−3
) is currently the highest positive electrode material in the preparation of graphene-positive electrodes from GO. R
H
G-P-2850 positive electrode enables to deliver considerably high specific capacity 27.1 mAh cm
−3
(85 mAh g
−1
) at the current density 2 A g
−1
. More importantly, a remarkably stable performance was achieved with 20% fading over 8000 cycles. The results enlighten and promote the design and preparation of densely packed graphene-positive electrode to develop high-performance Al/graphene battery. |
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H
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H
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−3
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H
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−3
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H
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H
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−3
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H
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−3
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−1
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−1
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H
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H
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−3
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H
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−3
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−1
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−1
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