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Interphase Formation Versus Fluoride-ion Insertion in Tunnel-Structured Transition Metal Antimonites

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Author(s)

Cherno Jaye, Conan Weiland, Daniel Fischer, Alice R. Giem, Jaime R. Ayala, Sarbajit Banerjee

Abstract

Fluoridating reagents are used to model interfacial reactions in fluoride-ion batteries. Topochemical F-ion insertion is evidenced for one-dimensional (1D) tunnel-structured FeSb2O4 but interphase formation comprising antimony (oxy)fluorides is observed for MnSb2O4.
Citation
Chemical Communications

Keywords

F-ion batteries, energy, 1D tunnels, XRD, SEM, XANES, HAXPES

Citation

Jaye, C. , Weiland, C. , Fischer, D. , Giem, A. , Ayala, J. and Banerjee, S. (2024), Interphase Formation Versus Fluoride-ion Insertion in Tunnel-Structured Transition Metal Antimonites, Chemical Communications (Accessed December 13, 2024)

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Created November 6, 2024, Updated November 12, 2024