In this study,ZnO formation during the dissolution-passivation process of Zn anodes is observed via in situ Raman and optical characterization.The Zn passivation during galvanostatic anodization merely follows the dis...In this study,ZnO formation during the dissolution-passivation process of Zn anodes is observed via in situ Raman and optical characterization.The Zn passivation during galvanostatic anodization merely follows the dissolution-precipitation model,whereas that of potentiodynamic polarization exhibits different behaviors in different potential ranges.Initially,the Zn electrode is gradually covered by a ZnO precipitation film and then undergoes solid-state oxidation at~255 mV.The starting point of solid-state oxidation is well indicated by the abrupt current drop and yellow coloration of the electrode surface.During the pseudo passivation,an intense current oscillation is observed.Further,blink-like color changes between yellow and dark blue are revealed for the first time,implying that the oscillation is caused by the dynamic adsorption and desorption of OH groups.The as-formed ZnOs then experience a dissolution-reformation evolution,during which the crystallinity of the primary ZnO film is improved but the solid-state-formed ZnO layer becomes rich in oxygen vacancies.Eventually,oxide densification is realized,contributing to the Zn passivation.This study provides new insights into the Zn dissolution-passivation behavior,which is critical for the future optimization of Zn batteries.展开更多
A considerable efficiency gap exists between large-area perovskite solar modules and small-area perovskite solar cells.The control of forming uniform and large-area film and perovskite crystallization is still the mai...A considerable efficiency gap exists between large-area perovskite solar modules and small-area perovskite solar cells.The control of forming uniform and large-area film and perovskite crystallization is still the main obstacle restricting the efficiency of PSMs.In this work,we adopted a solid-liquid two-step film formation technique,which involved the evaporation of a lead iodide film and blade coating of an organic ammonium halide solution to prepare perovskite films.This method possesses the advantages of integrating vapor deposition and solution methods,which could apply to substrates with different roughness and avoid using toxic solvents to achieve a more uniform,large-area perovskite film.Furthermore,modification of the NiO_(x)/perovskite buried interface and introduction of Urea additives were utilized to reduce interface recombination and regulate perovskite crystallization.As a result,a large-area perovskite film possessing larger grains,fewer pinholes,and reduced defects could be achieved.The inverted PSM with an active area of 61.56 cm^(2)(10×10 cm^(2)substrate)achieved a champion power conversion efficiency of 20.56%and significantly improved stability.This method suggests an innovative approach to resolving the uniformity issue associated with large-area film fabrication.展开更多
In the toluene solution of the precursor Polycarbosilane (PCS) containing low- molecular-mass additive Ti(OC4H9)4, TiO2/SiC nanometer-scale functional compositional film with the surface TiO2 layer on CF was formed in...In the toluene solution of the precursor Polycarbosilane (PCS) containing low- molecular-mass additive Ti(OC4H9)4, TiO2/SiC nanometer-scale functional compositional film with the surface TiO2 layer on CF was formed in situ by means of polymer-derived precursors. The effects of Ti (OC4H9)4 concentrations and the maturating time were studied on the densification and TiO2 particle size of surface layer. The compositions of film were TiO2 and SiC crystal by XRD. According to the results of ESCA analysis, Ti(OC4H9)4 compound oozed gradiently from the pre-ceramic PCS to the surface layer after maturating time of 100 h. In the conditions of 45wt% Ti (OC4H9)4 and 100 h maturation, the nanometer-scale TiO2 particles on continuous surface layer were formed by SEM photographs. The nanometer-scale TiO2/SiC functional compositional film can modify the resistance to oxidation of carbon fiber.展开更多
基金supported by the Research and Development Initiative for Scientific Innovation of New Generation Batteries(RISING)Projects,RISING2[JPNP16001]and RISING3[JPNP21006],commissioned by of the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization(NEDO),Japanthe State Scholarship Fund of the China Scholarship Council[No.201906230294]for their support
文摘In this study,ZnO formation during the dissolution-passivation process of Zn anodes is observed via in situ Raman and optical characterization.The Zn passivation during galvanostatic anodization merely follows the dissolution-precipitation model,whereas that of potentiodynamic polarization exhibits different behaviors in different potential ranges.Initially,the Zn electrode is gradually covered by a ZnO precipitation film and then undergoes solid-state oxidation at~255 mV.The starting point of solid-state oxidation is well indicated by the abrupt current drop and yellow coloration of the electrode surface.During the pseudo passivation,an intense current oscillation is observed.Further,blink-like color changes between yellow and dark blue are revealed for the first time,implying that the oscillation is caused by the dynamic adsorption and desorption of OH groups.The as-formed ZnOs then experience a dissolution-reformation evolution,during which the crystallinity of the primary ZnO film is improved but the solid-state-formed ZnO layer becomes rich in oxygen vacancies.Eventually,oxide densification is realized,contributing to the Zn passivation.This study provides new insights into the Zn dissolution-passivation behavior,which is critical for the future optimization of Zn batteries.
基金the financial support from Shanxi Province Science and Technology Department(20201101012,202101060301016)the support from the APRC Grant of the City University of Hong Kong(9380086)+5 种基金the TCFS Grant(GHP/018/20SZ)MRP Grant(MRP/040/21X)from the Innovation and Technology Commission of Hong Kongthe Green Tech Fund(202020164)from the Environment and Ecology Bureau of Hong Kongthe GRF grants(11307621,11316422)from the Research Grants Council of Hong KongGuangdong Major Project of Basic and Applied Basic Research(2019B030302007)Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Joint Laboratory of Optoelectronic and Magnetic Functional Materials(2019B121205002).
文摘A considerable efficiency gap exists between large-area perovskite solar modules and small-area perovskite solar cells.The control of forming uniform and large-area film and perovskite crystallization is still the main obstacle restricting the efficiency of PSMs.In this work,we adopted a solid-liquid two-step film formation technique,which involved the evaporation of a lead iodide film and blade coating of an organic ammonium halide solution to prepare perovskite films.This method possesses the advantages of integrating vapor deposition and solution methods,which could apply to substrates with different roughness and avoid using toxic solvents to achieve a more uniform,large-area perovskite film.Furthermore,modification of the NiO_(x)/perovskite buried interface and introduction of Urea additives were utilized to reduce interface recombination and regulate perovskite crystallization.As a result,a large-area perovskite film possessing larger grains,fewer pinholes,and reduced defects could be achieved.The inverted PSM with an active area of 61.56 cm^(2)(10×10 cm^(2)substrate)achieved a champion power conversion efficiency of 20.56%and significantly improved stability.This method suggests an innovative approach to resolving the uniformity issue associated with large-area film fabrication.
文摘In the toluene solution of the precursor Polycarbosilane (PCS) containing low- molecular-mass additive Ti(OC4H9)4, TiO2/SiC nanometer-scale functional compositional film with the surface TiO2 layer on CF was formed in situ by means of polymer-derived precursors. The effects of Ti (OC4H9)4 concentrations and the maturating time were studied on the densification and TiO2 particle size of surface layer. The compositions of film were TiO2 and SiC crystal by XRD. According to the results of ESCA analysis, Ti(OC4H9)4 compound oozed gradiently from the pre-ceramic PCS to the surface layer after maturating time of 100 h. In the conditions of 45wt% Ti (OC4H9)4 and 100 h maturation, the nanometer-scale TiO2 particles on continuous surface layer were formed by SEM photographs. The nanometer-scale TiO2/SiC functional compositional film can modify the resistance to oxidation of carbon fiber.
