中国物理B ›› 2009, Vol. 18 ›› Issue (10): 4564-4570.doi: 10.1088/1674-1056/18/10/078
施松林, 刘永刚, 张敬源, 王太宏
Shi Song-Lin(施松林)†, Liu Yong-Gang(刘永刚), Zhang Jing-Yuan(张敬源), and Wang Tai-Hong(王太宏)
摘要: Well-dispersed SnO2 nanorods with diameter of 4--15~nm and length of 100--200~nm are synthesised through a hydrothermal route and their potential as anode materials in lithium-ion batteries is investigated. The observed initial discharge capacity is as high as 1778~mA\cdoth/g, much higher than the theoretical value of the bulk SnO2 (1494~mA.h/g). During the following 15 cycles, the reversible capacity decreases from 929 to 576~mA.h/g with a fading rate of 3.5% per cycle. The fading mechanism is discussed. Serious capacity fading can be avoided by reducing the cycling voltages from 0.05--3.0 to 0.4--1.2~V. At the end, SnO2 nanorods with much smaller size are synthesized and their performance as anode materials is studied. The size effect on the electrochemical properties is briefly discussed.
中图分类号: (Nanostructured materials in electrochemistry)