Electronic and Atomic Structure for Energy Storage Materials - Yadav, Priyanka L.;Shelke, Abhijeet R.;Patil, Rahul B.
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Research shows that introducing eg¹ electrons through Mn³ oxidation states enhances the electrochemical properties of MnO2 compounds. When alkali metals (Na , Li , K ) are inserted into - and beta-MnO2 structures, they cause topotactic Mn reduction and phase competition between the two forms. This cation insertion creates charge compensation and fast ion transport channels, improving charge storage and electrochemical performance, though the mechanism is not yet fully understood. During cycling, Na and K intercalation in -MnO2 induces a beta-MnO2 phase and facilitates Mn /Mn³ redox…mehr

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Research shows that introducing eg¹ electrons through Mn³ oxidation states enhances the electrochemical properties of MnO2 compounds. When alkali metals (Na , Li , K ) are inserted into - and beta-MnO2 structures, they cause topotactic Mn reduction and phase competition between the two forms. This cation insertion creates charge compensation and fast ion transport channels, improving charge storage and electrochemical performance, though the mechanism is not yet fully understood. During cycling, Na and K intercalation in -MnO2 induces a beta-MnO2 phase and facilitates Mn /Mn³ redox transitions. Despite promising results, issues like cyclic stability, self-discharge, and corrosion remain. X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS), including XANES and EXAFS, is used to study these redox and structural changes. Overall, Na and K incorporation improves MnO2 electrode stability and performance, offering potential for advanced supercapacitor applications. This study provide indetail understanding about the materials requirements for the energy storage applications in the context of electronic and atomic structure.
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Dr. Yadav completed Ph.D. at Shivaji University, Kolhapur, where my research focused on energy storage materials and their characterization using in-operando X-ray spectroscopy at synchrotron sources. My primary research interests lie in understanding and enhancing the performance of advanced materials for next-generation energy storage devices.