Molecular Design Strategy for Ordered Mesoporous Stoichiometric Metal Oxide

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Wang, Changyao
Wan, Xiaoyue
Duan, Linlin
Zeng, Peiyuan
Liu, Liangliang
Guo, Dingyi
Xia, Yuan
Elzatahry, Ahmed A
Xia, Yongyao
Li, Wei
Zhao, Dongyuan
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2019
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A molecular design strategy is used to construct ordered mesoporous Ti3+ -doped Li4 Ti5 O12 nanocrystal frameworks (OM-Ti3+ -Li4 Ti5 O12 ) by the stoichiometric cationic coordination assembly process. Ti4+ /Li+ -citrate chelate is designed as a new molecular precursor, in which the citrate can not only stoichiometrically coordinate Ti4+ with Li+ homogeneously at the atomic scale, but also interact strongly with the PEO segments in the Pluronic F127. These features make the co-assembly and crystallization process more controllable, thus benefiting for the formation of the ordered mesostructures. The resultant OM-Ti3+ -Li4 Ti5 O12 shows excellent rate (143 mAh g-1 at 30 C) and cycling performances (<0.005 % fading per cycle). This work could open a facile avenue to constructing stoichiometric ordered mesoporous oxides or minerals with highly crystalline frameworks.

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Angewandte Chemie International Edition

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Chemical sciences

Inorganic chemistry

co-assembly

lithium ion batteries

mesoporous materials

Li4Ti5O12

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Wang, C; Wan, X; Duan, L; Zeng, P; Liu, L; Guo, D; Xia, Y; Elzatahry, AA; Xia, Y; Li, W; Zhao, D, Molecular Design Strategy for Ordered Mesoporous Stoichiometric Metal Oxide., Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2019

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