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Doping Engineering of M-N-C Electrocatalyst Based Membrane-Electrode Assembly for High-Performance Aqueous Polysulfides Redox Flow Batteries

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Journal Adv Sci (Weinh)
Date 2023 Apr 17
PMID 37066747
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Polysulfides aqueous redox flow batteries (PS-ARFBs) with large theoretical capacity and low cost are one of the most promising solutions for large-scale energy storage technology. However, sluggish electrochemical redox kinetics and nonnegligible crossover of aqueous polysulfides restrict the battery performances. Herein, it is found that the Co, Zn dual-doped N-C complex have enhanced electrochemical adsorption behaviors for Na S . It exhibits significantly electrochemical redox activity compared to the bare glassy carbon electrode. And the redox reversibility is also improved from ΔV = 210 mV on Zn-doped N-C complex to ΔV = 164 mV on Co, Zn-doped N-C complex. Furthermore, membrane-electrode assembly (MEA) based on Co, Zn-doped N-C complex is firstly proposed to enhance the redox performances and relieve the crossover in PS-ARFBs. Thus, an impressively high and reversible capacity of 157.5 Ah L for Na S with a high capacity utilization of 97.9% could be achieved. Moreover, a full cell PS-ARFB with Na S anolyte and Na [Fe(CN) ] catholyte exhibits high energy efficiency ≈88.4% at 10 mA cm . A very low capacity decay rate of 0.0025% per cycle is also achieved at 60 mA cm over 200 cycles.

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Doping Engineering of M-N-C Electrocatalyst Based Membrane-Electrode Assembly for High-Performance Aqueous Polysulfides Redox Flow Batteries.

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PMID: 37066747 PMC: 10238193. DOI: 10.1002/advs.202206949.

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