Sb:SnO 2@TiO 2 Heteroepitaxial Branched Nanoarchitectures for Li ion battery electrodes

Sangbaek Park; Seung Deok Seo; Sangwook Lee; Se Won Seo; Kyung Soo Park; Chan Woo Lee; Dong Wan Kim; Kug Sun Hong

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Sb:SnO ₂@TiO ₂ Heteroepitaxial Branched Nanoarchitectures for Li ion battery electrodes

Sangbaek Park, Seung Deok Seo, Sangwook Lee, Se Won Seo, Kyung Soo Park, Chan Woo Lee, Dong Wan Kim, Kug Sun Hong

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High-quality, single-crystalline Sb-doped SnO ₂ (ATO) nanobelts (NBs) surrounded by very thin and short TiO ₂ rutile nanorods were synthesized by thermal evaporation followed by chemical bath deposition. An epitaxial relationship between ATO NBs and rutile-phase TiO ₂ nanorods was clearly demonstrated on the basis of a crystallographic approach through high-resolution transmission electron microscopy analysis. Furthermore, the ATO@TiO ₂ heteronanostructures as anodes for Li ion batteries showed enhanced cycling stability and superior rate capabilities. These improved electrochemical performances were attributed to beneficial geometrical, structural, and doping effects such as alleviation of volume expansion, epitaxial growth, and high electronic conductivity.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	21717-21726
Number of pages	10
Journal	Journal of Physical Chemistry C
Volume	116
Issue number	41
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1021/jp308077a
State	Published - 18 Oct 2012

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Sb:SnO ₂@TiO ₂ Heteroepitaxial Branched Nanoarchitectures for Li ion battery electrodes

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