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Multi-coordination-assisted Li+ transport in an in situ-formed SN/polycarbonate electrolyte for high-voltage and high-safety solid-state lithium metal batteries

Chengliang Wang,Jianjiang He,Wei Zhao,Jingjiang Sun,Qingfu Wang

Solid polymer electrolytes (SPEs) synthesized via in-situ polymerization exhibit excellent interfacial compatibility; however their inherently low ionic conductivity limits their application in solid-state lithium (Li) metal batteries (LMBs). Herein, we report a type of SPE composed of succinonitrile (SN), LiTFSI, and cross-linked polymer matrix (SNCE). Within the electrolyte, Li + coordinates with ether, carbonyl, and nitrile groups; the strong SN-Li + interactions promote Li + detachment from the polymer matrix, forming continuous Li + conduction pathways. This design imparts both mechanical robustness and superior electrochemical performance to the SPEs. The cross-linked structure restricts the migration of SN, suppressing undesirable side reactions with the Li anode at the initial stage, compensating for the reduction in mechanical strength due to SN addition, and further improving electrochemical stability. The optimized SNCE-2 exhibits an ionic conductivity of 0.16 mS cm −1 at 30 °C, an electrochemical stability window (ESW) up to 5.2 V, and a Li + transference number ( t Li+ ) of 0.44. The in-situ polymerization ensures intimate electrode-electrolyte contact, and the formation of a stable solid-electrolyte interphase (SEI) on the Li anode by SNCE-2 enables Li|SNCE-2|Li symmetric cells to cycle stably for 1000 h at 0.2 mA cm −2 . The superior cycling performance of Li|SNCE-2|NCM622 and Li|SNCE-2|LFMP cells confirms the potential of SNCE-2 for high-voltage LMBs. Furthermore, the Li|SNCE-2|LFP cells demonstrates remarkable cycling durability, maintaining 86.1% of its capacity after 1000 cycles at 0.2C. Moreover, Li|SNCE-2|LFP pouch batteries also exhibit reliable safety performance. Therefore, this work provides a promising strategy for the development of SPEs for next-generation safety solid LMBs.

Comment on “Oxygen-Vacancy-Induced Midgap States Responsible for the Fluorescence and the Long-Lasting Phosphorescence of the Inverse Spinel Mg(Mg,Sn)O4”

Litian Lin

Significantly enhancing back contact adhesion and improving stability of Cu2(Zn,Cd)Sn(S,Se)4 solar cell by a rational carbon doping strategy

Lei Meng,Bin Yao,Yongfeng Li,Zhanhui Ding,Zhenyu Xiao,Kaisi Liu,Gang Wang

The back contact adhesion is the important factor of the microstructural performance which can determine the optoelectronic properties of the kesterite-based solar cells. Here, we present a rational and effective strategy to significantly enhance the back contact adhesion of Cu 2 (Zn,Cd)Sn(S,Se) 4 (CZCTSSe) absorber layers by insetting the appropriate thickness carbon-doping CZCTS thin films . We chose the oleylamine as the carbon-doping reagent which can generate a small amount of carbon in the annealing process . The suitable thickness carbon-doping CZCTS films can significantly change the crystal growth mechanism of CZCTSSe absorber layers, and eliminate the holes in the back contact. The efficiency of CZCTSSe solar cells fabricated by insetting the appropriate thickness carbon-doping CZCTS films is above 7%, and shows the excellent repeatability and long-term air stability compared with the control devices.

Structural investigation of the efficient capture of Cs+ and Sr2+ by a microporous Cd–Sn–Se ion exchanger constructed from mono-lacunary supertetrahedral clusters

Jia-Ying Zhu,Lin Cheng,Yi-Ming Zhao,Meng-Yu Li,Zi-Zhao Wang,Juan Wang,Cheng Wang,Kai-Yao Wang

Visualization of the ion exchange mechanism for 137Cs and 90Sr decontamination is important for safe radioactive liquid waste reprocessing and emergency response improvement in the event of a nuclear accident. Here, the remediation of Cs+ and Sr2+ was achieved through ion exchange using a cadmium selenidostannate, [CH3NH3]3[NH4]3Cd4Sn3Se13·3H2O (CdSnSe-1), with rapid exchange kinetics, high β/γ radiation resistances, broad pH durability and facile elution. The framework constructed from mono-lacunary supertetrahedral clusters features a great negative charge density of 3.27 × 10−3 that accounts for the superhigh exchange capacities of 371.4 (Cs+) and 128.4 mg g−1 (Sr2+). Single-crystal structural analysis on the exchanger during the “pristine–ion exchange–elution” cycle supplies instructive information to elucidate the uptake and recycle mechanism for Cs+ and Sr2+. The broken symmetry of the cluster caused by a vacant site, combined with the co-templating effects of mixed methylammonium/ammonium, contributes to the formation of voids I and II that show adsorption activity for both Cs+ and K+ ions. In comparison, the divalent Sr2+ ions with higher hydration degree exchange with (alkyl)ammonium cations in a 1 : 2 molar ratio, resulting in its location at a new void (III) closer to the framework and thus a higher binding strength. The energy variation during the adsorption process based on a DFT calculation illustrates the high efficiency of CdSnSe-1 for capture of both Cs+ and Sr2+. This “visualized” ion exchange underlines the robustness and flexibility of CdSnSe-1 as a Cs+ and Sr2+ trapper, and reveals the deeper structure–function relationship from a new surface interaction viewpoint.

Effects of second metals (M = Fe, Cu, Ga, In, Sn) on the geometric and electronic properties of platinum for the direct dehydrogenation of propane

Lidan Deng,Jiawei Wang,Zaikun Wu,Chenhong Liu,Ling Qing,Xiaowei Liu,Jie Xu,Zijian Zhou,Minghou Xu

Supported Pt-based bimetallic catalysts are representative types of dehydrogenation catalysts used for alkanes to olefins conversion. The platinum in these catalysts exhibits unique structural features accompanied with changes in electronic states due to the addition of the second metal. To investigate the impact of each effect on the activity for propane dehydrogenation , a series of Pt-M/SiO 2 (M= Fe, Cu, Ga, In and Sn) catalysts were prepared and used for propane dehydrogenation. Utilizing various characterization techniques, the geometric and electronic properties of these catalysts were studied. The relationships between the specific activity of bimetallic platinum catalysts in propane dehydrogenation and atomic sizes of alloys (i) and the total density of unoccupied d bands in platinum (ii) were considered. Via alloy formation, it was found that dilution of the active metal Pt occurred in these SiO 2 supported bimetallic catalysts, and the lattice parameter of Pt-M alloys decreased on Pt-Fe, Pt-Cu and Pt-Ga alloys, but increased on Pt-In and Pt-Sn alloys when compared with that of Pt foil. Catalytic activity was evidently shown to not be a function of the lattice parameters of Pt-M alloys, but appears closely related with the d -holes of Pt in Pt-M bimetallic catalysts. More d holes show favorably high activity. Among the studied Pt-M/SiO 2 (M= Fe, Cu, Ga, In and Sn) catalysts, the prominent and primary role of the electronic effect was demonstrated.

High-entropy Sm2B2O7 (B=Ti, Zr, Sn, Hf, Y, Yb, Nb, and Ta) oxides with highly disordered B-site cations for ultralow thermal conductivity

Liang Xu,Lei Su,Hongjie Wang,Hongfei Gao,Pengfei Guo,Min Niu,Kang Peng,Lei Zhuang,Zhiwei Dai

Materials with ultralow thermal conductivity and good thermal stability are of great interest in numerous applications such as energy storage and conversion devices, and thermal insulation components. In this work, a family of high-entropy Sm 2 B 2 O 7 (B=Ti, Zr, Sn, Hf, Y, Yb, Nb, and Ta) oxides with highly disordered cations on the B-site has been synthesized by introducing large atomic-size mismatch, mass and charge disorder. Through tuning the composition, the high-entropy Sm 2 B 2 O 7 oxides can be engineered from pyrochlore to fluorite structure, accompanied with an order-disorder transition. The pyrochlore Sm 2 (Nb 0.2 Sn 0.2 Ti 0.2 Y 0.2 Zr 0.2 ) 2 O 7 and fluorite Sm 2 (Nb 0.2 Ta 0.2 Y 0.2 Yb 0.2 Zr 0.2 ) 2 O 7 exhibit low thermal conductivities of 1.35 W·m −1 ·K −1 and 1.23 W·m −1 ·K −1 , respectively, indicating their good thermal insulation. In addition, the high-entropy fluorite Sm 2 (Nb 0.2 Ta 0.2 Y 0.2 Yb 0.2 Zr 0.2 ) 2 O 7 also shows average thermal expansion coefficient of 10.2 × 10 −6  °C −1 and high-temperature stability even after thermal exposure at 1600 °C in air for 30 h. These results indicate that the high-entropy Sm 2 B 2 O 7 (B=Ti, Zr, Sn, Hf, Y, Yb, Nb, and Ta) can be promising candidates for thermal barrier coatings and thermally insulators.

Towards a broad-operation window for stable CO2 electroreduction to HCOOH by a design involving upcycling electroplating sludge-derived Sn@N/P-doped carbon

Xiaohui Zhong,Zuqi Zhong,Shujie Liang,Gongchang Zeng,Shuang Cheng,Hong Deng,Zhang Lin

The electrochemical CO2 reduction reaction (CO2RR) to HCOOH offers a promising strategy for a carbon-neutral cycle. Sn-Based materials have been demonstrated as applicable in extensive studies of CO2RR to HCOOH, but great challenges still remain, including the weak CO2 adsorption and narrow potential window as well as low stability. Herein, we developed ultrasmall Sn nanoparticles inlaid on N/P-doped carbon (Sn@NPC) composites by an upcycling design using Sn electroplating sludge. The obtained Sn@NPC electrode exhibited a higher Faradaic efficiency of 87.93% for HCOOH at 1.05 V vs. RHE and an FE over 80% within a 500 mV broad potential window. Moreover, the Sn@NPC electrode achieved excellent long-term stability up to 105 h, which was superior to that of most Sn-based catalysts in similar systems. Density functional theory calculations demonstrated that Sn@NPC could enhance CO2 adsorption, which led to stronger *OCHO adsorption, weaker *HCOOH adsorption and faster electron/mass transport. This work may provide a promising lead for recycling metal from electroplating sludge and for the design of efficient and stable catalysts for the CO2RR.

Green and Facile Synthesis of Metal-Organic Framework Cu-BTC-Supported Sn (II)-Substituted Keggin Heteropoly Composites as an Esterification Nanocatalyst for Biodiesel Production

Zhang Qiuyun,Ling Dan,Lei Dandan,Wang Jialu,Liu Xiaofang,Zhang Yutao,Ma Peihua

In the present study, metal-organic framework Cu-BTC-supported Sn (II)-substituted Keggin heteropoly nanocomposite (Sn1.5PW/Cu-BTC) was successfully prepared by a simple impregnation method and applied as a novel nanocatalyst for producing biodiesel from oleic acid (OA) through esterification. The nanocatalyst was characterized by Fourier transform infrared spectrometry (FTIR), wide-angle X-ray diffraction (XRD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), transmission electron microscopy (TEM), nitrogen adsorption-desorption, thermogravimetrics (TG), and NH3-temperature-programmed desorption (NH3-TPD). Accordingly, the synthesized nanocatalyst with a Sn1.5PW/Cu-BTC weight ratio of 1 exhibited a relatively large specific surface area, appropriate pore size, and high acidity. Moreover, an OA conversion of 87.7% was achieved under optimum reaction conditions. The nanocatalyst was reused seven times, and the OA conversion remained at more than 80% after three uses. Kinetic study showed that the esterification reaction followed first-order kinetics, and the activation energy (Ea) was calculated to be 38.3 kJ/mol.

In-Sn alloy core-shell nanoparticles: In-doped SnOx shell enables high stability and activity towards selective formate production from electrochemical reduction of CO2

Jigang Wang,Shunlian Ning,Mi Luo,Dong Xiang,Wei Chen,Xiongwu Kang,Zheng Jiang,Shaowei Chen

SnO 2 has been recognized as excellent catalyst towards formate production from electrochemical CO 2 reduction (CO 2 R). However, it is a great challenge to prepare SnO 2 that is stable under the working condition of CO 2 R and the active center of the SnO 2 -based catalyst towards CO 2 R has been illusive. In this work, Sn-In alloy nanoparticles display an InSn 4 intermetallic core and an amorphous In-doped tin oxide shell and a CO 2 -to-formate faradaic efficiency of 94% and a current density of 236 mA cm −2 was achieved at −0.98 V. Operando X-ray absorption and Raman spectroscopy reveal that the In-doped tin oxide shell remains stable under CO 2 R condition. Density functional theory calculations indicate that the In-doped tin oxide results in the formation of oxygen vacancy, stabilized tin oxide shell and exergonic pathway for CO 2 -to-formate, which might account for the high performance of the catalysts towards CO 2 R.

Effects of Tin in La–Sn-Codoped Zn(O,S) Photocatalyst to Strongly Cleave the Azo Bond in Azobenzene with in Situ Generated Hydrogen

Hairus Abdullah,Yu-Rou Ko,Dong-Hau Kuo,Noto Susanto Gultom

La–Sn-codoped Zn(O,S) catalysts were synthesized with different amounts (0%, 2.5%, 5%, and 10%) of Sn and a constant amount (10%) of La to improve the photocatalytic hydrogenation reaction (PHR) of azobenzene to aniline. The as-prepared catalysts were carefully characterized and tested for a hydrogenation reaction. The incorporation of Sn significantly enhanced the PHR activities since the incorporated Sn in the Zn(O,S) lattices could increase the conductivity of the catalysts to improve the charge transfer during the catalytic reaction as indicated with EIS measurement. Further measurement with a photoresponse of La–Sn-codoped Zn(O,S) catalysts also exhibited relatively higher intensities as compared to those of La-doped Zn(O,S) and Sn-doped Zn(O,S) catalysts. On the basis of the measurement results of EIS and transient photo current, the La–Sn-codoped Zn(O,S) with the best properties was further utilized for PHR to convert azobenzene to aniline. GC–MS measurement confirmed that 15 ppm azobenzene could be totally converted to aniline in only 60 min which was achieved with a catalyst that was prepared with 5%-Sn and 10%-La doping. The relatively short reaction time indicated that the as-prepared catalyst had a strong reduction capability able to cleave the strong bonding of N═N in azobenzene. The reaction kinetic of the N═N bond cleavage was elucidated based on solvation, adsorption, pinning, and photocatalytic hydrogenation processes on the catalyst surfaces.

Syntheses, Crystal Structures, and Optical and Photocatalytic Properties of Four Small-Amine-Molecule-Directed M–Sn–Q (M = Zn, Ag; Q = S, Se) Compounds

Bo Zhang,Mei-Ling Feng,Jun Li,Qian-Qian Hu,Xing-Hui Qi,Xiao-Ying Huang

By utilizing different small amine molecules as structure-affecting agents (SAAs) and charge-balancing agents (CBAs), four new M–Sn–Q (M = Zn, Ag; Q = S, Se) compounds with the anionic architectures ranging from a one-dimensional (1D) chain to a three-dimensional (3D) network have been solvothermally synthesized. Compound [(Me)2NH2]2ZnSn3Se8 (1) features an anionic (4,4) layer of [ZnSn3Se8]n2n– and represents a rare [ZnSn3Se10] T2 cluster-based two-dimensional Zn–Sn–Se compound directed by organic amine. Compound [NH4]3AgSn3Se8 (2) contains infinite linear anionic chains of [AgSn3Se8]n3n–. Compound [CH3NH3]2[H3O]Ag5Sn4Se12·C2H5OH (3) exhibits a 3D open-framework structure of [Ag5Sn4Se12]n3n– with intersecting 3D channels. Compound [CH3NH3]6Ag12Sn6S21 (4) features a 3D framework structure with 1D channels filled by [CH3NH3]+ cations. The most fascinating structural feature of compound 4 is that a complex 3D [Ag12S17]n22n– anionic network exists based on the combination of three types of basic building blocks of [AgS2] dumbbells, [AgS3] triangles, and [AgS4] tetrahedra. The thermal stabilities, optical properties of the title compounds 1–4, as well as the theoretical band structure and density of states of compound 4 have been studied. Moreover, compound 3 displayed visible-light-driven photocatalytic activity for the degradation of crystal violet.

Facile synthesis of plasmonic BP@Au nanomatrix for sensitive detection of irinotecan and its active SN-38 metabolite via laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry

Mandal Govinda,Umar Muhammad,Lv Rui,Guo Ruochen,Ge Tianjin,Awais Muhammad,Yang Shunli,Hasan Muhammad Sajjad Ul,Liu Jian

A new methodology is presented for the rapid, specific, and sensitive detection of irinotecan (CPT-11), a chemotherapeutic agent utilized in the treatment of cancer, along with its metabolically active derivative, SN-38, via laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry (LDI MS). The method includes the detection of camptothecin (CPT), which can be utilized as an internal standard for the quantitative assessment of both CPT-11 and SN-38 in mouse serum. The approach utilizes a plasmonic two-dimensional (2D) black phosphorus nanosheet (BPN)-gold nanomatrix (BP@Au) in LDI MS. The experimental results demonstrated that the BP@Au nanomatrix outperformed the standard organic matrices (SA, CHCA, and DHB) in detecting irinotecan and its active metabolite with improved specificity and sensitivity, crucial factors for applications in personalized medicine. Mass spectra obtained using organic matrices revealed interference from matrix peaks overlapping with analyte peaks. The coefficient of determination ( R 2 ) was 0.9806 for CPT-11 and 0.9932 for SN-38, indicating strong linearity suitable for quantification. Moreover, the method achieved a lower limit of detection (LOD) of 62.76 ng/mL for CPT-11 and 189.87 ng/mL for SN-38, significantly enhancing the detection sensitivity by approximately 2–8 times compared with previous matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization (MALDI) methodologies. This method was subsequently applied to the quantitative determination of analytes in mouse serum. The analyte recoveries for CPT-11 and SN-38 were 95.40% and 92.95%, respectively. Overall, this study offers potential insights and opens avenues for developing new nanomaterials as a MALDI nanomatrix, demonstrating enhanced capabilities for the rapid, specific, and sensitive detection of small biomolecules within the realms of analytical chemistry and personalized medicine. Graphical