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#ANTI ENTROPY SERIES#
Herein, a series of (Mg0.2Co0.2Ni0.2Cu0.2Zn0.2)O electrodes with different particle sizes were prepared and tested. The pseudocapacitive effect plays a considerable role in electrochemical lithium storage when the electrochemically active materials approach nanoscale dimensions, but this has received limited attention. Ultrafine crystalline materials have been extensively investigated as high-rate lithium-storage materials due to their shortened charge-transport length and high surface area. Based on these quantified features, a high‐throughput screening is performed for discovering new structures for fast Li‐ion conductors. This computation study systematically analyzes the crystal structures of all lithium‐containing oxides and sulfides and quantifies the key features pertaining to fast‐ion conduction. Design and discovery of fast‐ion conductor materials are widely pursued to enable novel energy storage and conversion technologies. This study provides new insights and a systematic quantitative understanding of the crystal structural frameworks of fast ion‐conductor materials and motivates future experimental and computational studies on new fast‐ion conductors. Based on these quantified features, the high‐throughput screening identifies many new structures as fast Li‐ion conductors, which are further confirmed by ab initio molecular dynamics simulations. In particular, a unique feature of enlarged Li sites caused by large local spaces in the crystal structural framework is identified, promoting fast conduction in the Li‐ion sublattice. In this study, using topological analysis and ab initio molecular dynamics simulations, the crystal structures of all Li‐conducting oxides and sulfides are studied systematically and the key features pertaining to fast‐ion conduction are quantified. However, it is not understood why certain crystal structures of the super‐ionic conductors lead to high conductivity in the Li sublattice.
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These materials have unique crystal structural frameworks hosting a highly conductive Li sublattice. Some of these compositions are synthesized for the first time and this work provides an investigation into the magnetic properties of the novel class of cubic spinel multicomponent oxides showing interesting behavior that warrants further investigation.Īs technologically important materials for solid‐state batteries, Li super‐ionic conductors are a class of materials exhibiting exceptionally high ionic conductivity at room temperature. Valence trends for two ferritic HEO spinels are also discussed. Constituent valence states and temperature dependent valence is described for the example case of (Mg0.2Fe0.2Co0.2Ni0.2Cu0.2)Cr2O4, including the unexpected presence of Cr4+, indicating a 2–4 type spinel configuration. Blocking temperatures are evident in some samples and magnetic transition temperatures are reported. The ferritic spinel high-entropy oxide (HEO) samples show high-temperature ferrimagnetic transitions and both ferritic and chromium-based HEO spinel samples show evidence of low-temperature antiferromagnetic ordering.
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Using dc magnetometry in conjunction with x-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy with energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy, and x-ray absorption spectroscopy, the effects of multicomponent material design on the structural, magnetic, and chemical properties are explored. Twelve multicomponent spinels, comprised of (Mg, Cr, Mn, Co, Fe, Ni, Cu, and/or Zn)(Cr,Fe,orAl)2O4, were prepared using solid state synthesis methods, resulting in nine homogenous, single phase samples with a Fm−3m structure, and three samples with multiple phases.