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    Rights statement: This is the peer reviewed version of the following article: M. P. Mercer, S. Affleck, E. M. Gavilán-Arriazu, A. A. Zülke, P. A. Maughan, S. Trivedi, M. Fichtner, A. Reddy Munnangi, E. P. M. Leiva, H. E. Hoster, ChemPhysChem 2022, e202100748. which has been published in final form at https://chemistry-europe.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/cphc.202100748 This article may be used for non-commercial purposes in accordance With Wiley Terms and Conditions for self-archiving.

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Sodiation of hard carbon: how separating enthalpy and entropy contributions can find transitions hidden in the voltage profile

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Sodiation of hard carbon: how separating enthalpy and entropy contributions can find transitions hidden in the voltage profile. / Mercer, Michael; Affleck, Sam; Gavilan-Arriazu, Edgardo Maximiliano et al.
In: ChemPhysChem, Vol. 23, No. 5, e202100748, 31.03.2022.

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Mercer, M., Affleck, S., Gavilan-Arriazu, E. M., Aragon Zulke, A., Maughan, P., Trivedi, S., Fichtner, M., Reddy Munnangi, A., Leiva, E., & Hoster, H. (2022). Sodiation of hard carbon: how separating enthalpy and entropy contributions can find transitions hidden in the voltage profile. ChemPhysChem, 23(5), Article e202100748. https://doi.org/10.1002/cphc.202100748

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Mercer M, Affleck S, Gavilan-Arriazu EM, Aragon Zulke A, Maughan P, Trivedi S et al. Sodiation of hard carbon: how separating enthalpy and entropy contributions can find transitions hidden in the voltage profile. ChemPhysChem. 2022 Mar 31;23(5):e202100748. Epub 2022 Feb 8. doi: 10.1002/cphc.202100748

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Mercer, Michael ; Affleck, Sam ; Gavilan-Arriazu, Edgardo Maximiliano et al. / Sodiation of hard carbon : how separating enthalpy and entropy contributions can find transitions hidden in the voltage profile. In: ChemPhysChem. 2022 ; Vol. 23, No. 5.

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title = "Sodiation of hard carbon: how separating enthalpy and entropy contributions can find transitions hidden in the voltage profile",
abstract = "Sodium-ion batteries (NIBs) utilise cheaper materials than lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), and can thus be used in larger scale applications. The preferred anode material is hard carbon, because sodium cannot be inserted into graphite. We apply experimental entropy profiling (EP), where the cell temperature is changed under open circuit conditions. EP has been used to characterise LIBs; here, we demonstrate the first application of EP to any NIB material. The voltage versus sodiation fraction curves (voltage profiles) of hard carbon lack clear features, consisting only of a slope and a plateau, making it difficult to clarify the structural features of hard carbon that could optimise cell performance. We find additional features through EP that are masked in the voltage profiles. We fit lattice gas models of hard carbon sodiation to experimental EP and system enthalpy, obtaining: 1. a theoretical maximum capacity, 2. interlayer versus pore filled sodium with state of charge.",
keywords = "Thermodynamics, Batteries, Hard carbon, Sodium-ion, Entropy",
author = "Michael Mercer and Sam Affleck and Gavilan-Arriazu, {Edgardo Maximiliano} and {Aragon Zulke}, Alana and Phil Maughan and Shivam Trivedi and Maximilan Fichtner and {Reddy Munnangi}, Anji and Ezequiel Leiva and Harry Hoster",
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AU - Mercer, Michael

AU - Affleck, Sam

AU - Gavilan-Arriazu, Edgardo Maximiliano

AU - Aragon Zulke, Alana

AU - Maughan, Phil

AU - Trivedi, Shivam

AU - Fichtner, Maximilan

AU - Reddy Munnangi, Anji

AU - Leiva, Ezequiel

AU - Hoster, Harry

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N2 - Sodium-ion batteries (NIBs) utilise cheaper materials than lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), and can thus be used in larger scale applications. The preferred anode material is hard carbon, because sodium cannot be inserted into graphite. We apply experimental entropy profiling (EP), where the cell temperature is changed under open circuit conditions. EP has been used to characterise LIBs; here, we demonstrate the first application of EP to any NIB material. The voltage versus sodiation fraction curves (voltage profiles) of hard carbon lack clear features, consisting only of a slope and a plateau, making it difficult to clarify the structural features of hard carbon that could optimise cell performance. We find additional features through EP that are masked in the voltage profiles. We fit lattice gas models of hard carbon sodiation to experimental EP and system enthalpy, obtaining: 1. a theoretical maximum capacity, 2. interlayer versus pore filled sodium with state of charge.

AB - Sodium-ion batteries (NIBs) utilise cheaper materials than lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), and can thus be used in larger scale applications. The preferred anode material is hard carbon, because sodium cannot be inserted into graphite. We apply experimental entropy profiling (EP), where the cell temperature is changed under open circuit conditions. EP has been used to characterise LIBs; here, we demonstrate the first application of EP to any NIB material. The voltage versus sodiation fraction curves (voltage profiles) of hard carbon lack clear features, consisting only of a slope and a plateau, making it difficult to clarify the structural features of hard carbon that could optimise cell performance. We find additional features through EP that are masked in the voltage profiles. We fit lattice gas models of hard carbon sodiation to experimental EP and system enthalpy, obtaining: 1. a theoretical maximum capacity, 2. interlayer versus pore filled sodium with state of charge.

KW - Thermodynamics

KW - Batteries

KW - Hard carbon

KW - Sodium-ion

KW - Entropy

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JO - ChemPhysChem

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