吡唑基镁卤化物/四氢呋喃可充镁电池电解液

将不同配比的吡唑与格氏试剂反应制得的吡唑基镁卤化物/四氢呋喃（THF）溶液用作可充镁电池电解液,采用循环伏安和恒电流充放电测试研究了该电解液的镁沉积-溶出性能和氧化分解电位;并通过X射线衍射（XRD）和扫描电镜（SEM）对沉积物的组分和形貌进行了分析. 结果表明,吡唑上的取代基、吡唑与格氏试剂的反应配比对电解液的电化学性能都有影响. 1 mol·L^-1 1-甲基吡唑-PhMgCl（1：1摩尔比）/THF反应配制的电解液在不锈钢（SS）集流体的阳极氧化分解电位达到2.4 V（vs Mg/Mg²⁺）,并具有镁沉积-溶出电位低、循环稳定性高、配制方便的特点,有希望应用于实际的可充镁电池体系中.     

吡唑基镁卤化物/四氢呋喃可充镁电池电解液

将不同配比的吡唑与格氏试剂反应制得的吡唑基镁卤化物/四氢呋喃(THF)溶液用作可充镁电池电解液,采用循环伏安和恒电流充放电测试研究了该电解液的镁沉积-溶出性能和氧化分解电位;并通过X射线衍射(XRD)和扫描电镜(SEM)对沉积物的组分和形貌进行了分析.结果表明,吡唑上的取代基、吡唑与格氏试剂的反应配比对电解液的电化学性能都有影响.1 mol·L-11-甲基吡唑-PhMgCl(1:1摩尔比)/THF反应配制的电解液在不锈钢(SS)集流体的阳极氧化分解电位达到2.4 V(vs Mg/Mg2+),并具有镁沉积-溶出电位低、循环稳定性高、配制方便的特点,有希望应用于实际的可充镁电池体系中.     

苯硫酚盐基溶液的可充镁电池电解液

将4-甲基苯硫酚、4-异丙基苯硫酚和4-甲氧基苯硫酚(RSH)分别与格氏试剂C2H5MgCl/THF(四氢呋喃)反应制得的苯硫酚氯化镁(RSMgCl)(分别标记为MBMC、IPBMC和MOBMC)/THF和进一步与Lewis酸AlCl3反应制得的(RSMgCl)n-AlCl3/THF(n=1,1.5,2)苯硫酚盐基溶液用作可充镁电池电解液,采用循环伏安和恒电流充放电测试研究了电解液的镁沉积-溶出性能和氧化分解电位.结果表明,苯硫酚上的基团种类和RSMgCl与AlCl3的比例对其电化学性能有影响.其中,0.5 mol·L-1(IPBMC)1.5-AlCl3/THF溶液具有最佳的电化学性能,其氧化分解电位适宜(2.4 V(vs Mg/Mg2+)),镁沉积-溶出循环效率稳定,过电位低,电导率较高(2.48 mS·cm-1),与正极材料Mo6S8兼容性良好,且具有一定的空气稳定性,配制方便,有希望应用于实际的可充镁电池体系中.     

苯硫酚盐基溶液的可充镁电池电解液

将4-甲基苯硫酚、4-异丙基苯硫酚和4-甲氧基苯硫酚(RSH)分别与格氏试剂C₂H₅MgCl/THF(四氢呋喃)反应制得的苯硫酚氯化镁(RSMgCl)(分别标记为MBMC、IPBMC和MOBMC)/THF和进一步与Lewis 酸AlCl₃反应制得的(RSMgCl)_n-AlCl₃/THF(n=1,1.5,2)苯硫酚盐基溶液用作可充镁电池电解液,采用循环伏安和恒电流充放电测试研究了电解液的镁沉积-溶出性能和氧化分解电位. 结果表明,苯硫酚上的基团种类和RSMgCl与AlCl₃的比例对其电化学性能有影响. 其中,0.5 mol·L^-1(IPBMC)_1.5-AlCl₃/THF 溶液具有最佳的电化学性能,其氧化分解电位适宜(2.4 V(vs Mg/Mg²⁺)),镁沉积-溶出循环效率稳定,过电位低,电导率较高(2.48 mS·cm^-1),与正极材料Mo₆S₈兼容性良好,且具有一定的空气稳定性,配制方便,有希望应用于实际的可充镁电池体系中.     

可充镁电池电解液

由于金属镁具有能量密度较高、价格低、操作安全等优点,可充镁电池是在大负荷储能方面极具发展潜力的二次电池。本文综述了可充镁电池电解液的研究进展,其中包括溶于醚溶剂中的格氏试剂、Mg(BR₂R′₂)₂(其中R、R′为烷基或芳基)、Mg(AX_4-nR_n′R′_n″)₂络合物(其中A=Al、B、Sb、P、As、Fe和Ta等,X =Cl、Br和F,R、R′为烷基或芳基,0相似文献   

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Unlocking the full potential of rechargeable magnesium batteries has been partially hindered by the reliance on chloride‐based complex systems. Despite the high anodic stability of these electrolytes, they are corrosive toward metallic battery components, which reduce their practical electrochemical window. Following on our new design concept involving boron cluster anions, monocarborane CB₁₁H₁₂^? produced the first halogen‐free, simple‐type Mg salt that is compatible with Mg metal and displays an oxidative stability surpassing that of ether solvents. Owing to its inertness and non‐corrosive nature, the Mg(CB₁₁H₁₂)₂/tetraglyme (MMC/G4) electrolyte system permits standardized methods of high‐voltage cathode testing that uses a typical coin cell. This achievement is a turning point in the research and development of Mg electrolytes that has deep implications on realizing practical rechargeable Mg batteries.     

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Applications of Low-Melting-Point Metals in Rechargeable Metal Batteries

Low-melting-point (LMP) metals represent an interesting family of electrode materials owing to their high ionic conductivity, good ductility or fluidity, low hardness and/or superior alloying capability, all of which are crucial characteristics to address battery challenges such as interfacial incompatibility, electrode pulverization, and dendrite growth. This minireview summarizes recent research progress of typical LMP metals including In, Ga, Hg, and their alloys in rechargeable metal batteries. Emphasis is placed on mainstream electrochemical storage devices of Li, Na, and K batteries as well as the representative multi-valent metal batteries. The fundamental correlations between unique physiochemical properties of LMP metals and the battery performance are highlighted. In addition, this article also provides insights into future development and potential directions of LMP metals/alloys for practical applications.