Modification and Electrochemical Performance of Phenazine based Electrode Materials

Bin  Tang; Wei  Shao; Yan Wang; MengWei Yang; QingGang  He

doi:10.62051/30rsvr33

Authors

Bin Tang
Wei Shao
Yan Wang
MengWei Yang
QingGang He

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62051/30rsvr33

Keywords:

aqueous batteries, organic negative electrode, high energy density, electron donating group, phenazine derivatives.

Abstract

Organic electrode materials hold great promise for advancing the development of aqueous batteries due to their structural diversity and sustainability. However, they still encounter challenges such as low electroactive mass contribution and undesirable cycling performance resulting from intrinsic poor electronic conductivity. Herein 1, 2-dihydroxyphenazine (DHP) was designed based on phenazine. Compared with the negative electrode of phenazine, the introduction of hydroxyl groups can reduce the redox potential by 0.2 V. The fast transport channel formed by intramolecular hydrogen bonding can significantly improve the redox kinetics. The optimized DHP‖Ni(OH)₂ battery has a discharge capacity of 240 mAh/g and a high energy density over 50 Wh/kg.

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