On the Interplay between Size and Disorder in Suppressing Intercalation‐Induced Phase Transitions in Pseudocapacitive Nanostructured MoS2

Author:

Yao Yiyi1,Cumberbatch Helen1,Robertson Daniel D.1ORCID,Chin Matthew A.2,Lamkin Ryan1,Tolbert Sarah H.123ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry UCLA Los Angeles CA 90095‐1569 USA

2. Department of Materials Science and Engineering UCLA Los Angeles CA 90095‐1595 USA

3. The California NanoSystems Institute UCLA Los Angeles CA 90095 USA

Abstract

AbstractPseudocapacitors are an emerging class of energy storage materials that offer an attractive compromise between the energy density of batteries and power density of electric double‐layer capacitors. Decreasing particle size and increasing surface area of battery materials is a common approach for introducing pseudocapacitive behavior and increasing power density. However, in many cases, as the crystal size is reduced, lattice disorder of unknown extent is also introduced, making it difficult to characterize the relative contribution of size and disorder to fast‐charging performance. In this work, a series of nanostructured MoS2 materials are synthesized with different crystallite sizes and degrees of crystallinity to decouple the effects of size and disorder on charge/discharge kinetics. The extent and type of disorder in each material is quantified by total X‐ray scattering experiments and pair distribution function analyses. Electrochemical characterization, including galvanostatic rate capability, cyclic voltammetry, and various kinetic analyses, are used to demonstrate that both decreasing particle size and introducing lattice disorder are effective strategies for increasing charge storage kinetics, and that the effects are additive. Finally, operando X‐ray diffraction measurements show that both size and disorder can be used suppress first‐order Li+ intercalation‐induced phase transitions, a key feature for enabling pseudocapacitive charge storage.

Publisher

Wiley

Subject

Electrochemistry,Condensed Matter Physics,Biomaterials,Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials

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