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Metal hydrides: an innovative and challenging conversion reaction anode for lithium-ion batteries

Luc Aymard,
Yassine Oumellal and
Jean-Pierre Bonnet

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2015, 6, 1821–1839, doi:10.3762/bjnano.6.186

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Figure 1: Gravimetric and theoretical volumetric capacities of metals and complex hydrides compared with thos...

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Figure 2: Theoretical equilibrium potential for the MH_x/Li cell vs Li⁺/Li⁰. a) For binary hydrides M = Y, La,...

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Figure 3: Potentials vs Li⁺/Li⁰ of MH_x/Li cells (V) as a function of the mole fraction of Li (x) recorded bet...

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Figure 4: Potential profile and XRD patterns of MgH₂ electrode at different stages of the conversion reaction...

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Figure 5: Potential profile and XRD patterns of MgH₂ electrode at various stages of the conversion reaction. ...

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Figure 6: Potential profile of a MgH₂ electrode at various stages of the conversion reaction. a) Evolution of...

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Figure 7: Summary of the dehydrogenation process of TiH₂ electrode δ-TiH₂₋_x (fcc): black triangles, TiH (fco)...

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Figure 8: Discharge curves for a) Mg₂FeH₆, b) Mg₂CoH₅ and c) Mg₂NiH₄ electrodes prepared by reactive grinding...

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Figure 9: In situ XRD patterns of a) Mg₂FeH₆, b) Mg₂CoH₅ and c) Mg₂NiH₄ and d) Mg₂FeH₆-10% Ct,z electrodes pr...

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Figure 10: The evolution of the potential (V) as a function of x (mole fraction of Li) for a MgH₂ electrode pr...

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Figure 11: a) DSC traces of commercial MgH₂ unground and ground for 20 h. b) Evolution of the potential (V) as...

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Figure 12: a) Evolution of the potential (V) as a function of x (mole fraction of Li) for a MgH₂ electrode pre...

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Figure 13: a) Absorption and b) desorption kinetics at 350 °C for Mg–10%C₁₀_,₃₂₀ composite (open squares): firs...

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Figure 14: Evolution of the potential (V) as a function of x (mole fraction of Li) for MgH₂ electrodes cycled ...

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Figure 15: Graphite BET surface area (m²·g⁻¹) and d(002) interlayer distance (Å) as a function of grinding tim...

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Figure 16: Thermodesorption of commercial MgH₂ (black diamonds) and commercial MgH₂ ground 4 h with 10% of C_t_,_z...

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Figure 17: Evolution of the potential (V) as a function of x (mole fraction of Li) for MgH₂ electrodes cycled ...

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Figure 18: Evolution of the potential (V) as a function of x for a Li/MgH₂ cell that was cycled down to 0.15 V...

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Figure 19: Capacities of a MgH₂ electrode obtained after three absorptions of hydrogen and then ground for 4 h...

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Figure 20: Evolution of the potential (V) as a function of x (mole fraction of Li) for MgH₂ electrodes cycled ...

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Figure 21: Electrochemical cycling performance for MgH₂ composite electrodes: MgH₂–18% C_t_,_z (black triangles),...

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Figure 22: Potential profile of a) TiH₂ electrode ground for 5 h with 10% of C_t_,_z carbon b) Ti + 2LiH electrod...

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