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Royal Society of Chemistry, Chemical Communications, 18(50), p. 2249-2251, 2014
DOI: 10.1039/c3cc47557c
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Iron(III) sulfate: A stable, cost effective electrode material for sodium ion batteries
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Abstract
Iron(iii) sulfate, a rhombohedral NASICON compound, has been demonstrated as a sodium intercalation host. This cost-effective material is attractive, as it can be slurry processed in bulk with ball-milling, while utilizing the iron 2(+)/3(+) redox couple, offering stable 3.2 V performance for over 400 cycles.