Lowering the charge overpotential of Li2S via the inductive effect of phenyl diselenide in Li–S batteries
Chemical Communications2019Vol. 55(53), pp. 7655–7658
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Abstract
We find that phenyl diselenide (PDSe) can lower the charge overpotential of Li2S via an inductive effect. The Se-Se bond of PDSe can break when it is in contact with Li2S. The attraction between Se and Li weakens the Li-S bonds and facilitates the oxidation of Li2S in lithium batteries.
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