A review on the development of metals-doped Vanadium oxides for zinc-ion battery

Authors

• Kittima Lolupima
• Jin Cao
• Dongdong Zhang
• Chenwu Yang
• Xinyu Zhang
• Jiaqian Qin

Publication Date

2024

Abstract

Rechargeable zinc-ion batteries (ZIBs) are emerging as promising energy storage devices for various applications, including large-scale energy storage, due to their environmental friendliness, enhanced safety, and low cost. A key challenge in ZIB development is creating cathode materials that reduce the solubility of active materials in aqueous electrolytes, increase electrical conductivity, and extend life cycles for high performance. Vanadium-based compounds, with their diverse structures and multiple oxidation states (+2, +3, +4, and +5), have been extensively studied as effective cathodes for ZIBs. This mini review highlights recent research on doping transition metals into vanadium oxide materials to achieve superior electrochemical performance compared to electrodes prepared via solid-phase synthesis and hydrothermal methods. Additionally, it offers guidance for the future development of vanadium-based materials.

DOI

10.55713/jmmm.v34i3.2084

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Recommended Citation

Lolupima, Kittima; Cao, Jin; Zhang, Dongdong; Yang, Chenwu; Zhang, Xinyu; and Qin, Jiaqian (2024) "A review on the development of metals-doped Vanadium oxides for zinc-ion battery," Journal of Metals, Materials and Minerals: Vol. 34: No. 3, Article 1.
DOI: 10.55713/jmmm.v34i3.2084
Available at: https://digital.car.chula.ac.th/jmmm/vol34/iss3/1