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Promoting cycling and thermal stability of ultrahigh-nickel oxide cathodes with well-controlled microstructure and stiffness

Authors: Xiaozhen Zhang; Shanshan Bi; Jiande Lin; Yang Ding; Lufeng Yang; Junye Yang; Jianming Zheng; Ying Lin; Xunxin Chen; Zhifeng He; Haitang Zhang; Ang Fu; Yixiao Li; Yong Cheng; Mingzeng Luo; Chuanjing Xu; Yaxin Huang; Deyin Wu; Pengfei Yan; Yu Qiao; Ming-Sheng Wang; Kazumasa Takeshi; Yuli Li; Haipeng Guo; Yan Zhou; Li Wang; Jie Chen; Yong Yang

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-4079-4Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • W doping refines primary particle size and stacking, increasing average particle hardness from 68 MPa (PCNCM98) to 104 MPa (W-PCNCM98), a 1.5-fold improvement that suppresses microcrack formation during H2–H3 phase transition, directly addressing mechanical degradation in ultrahigh-nickel cathodes. • • W-PCNCM98 achieves 73% capacity retention after 2000 cycles at 1 C and 25 °C in pouch full cells, a 54% relative improvement over PCNCM98, demonstrating enhanced cycling stability critical for EV longevity. • • Thermal stability is improved: exothermic peak shifts from 190 °C (PCNCM98) to 203 °C (W-PCNCM98), with heat generation reduced from 1528 J g−1 to 1287 J g−1, mitigating safety risks from oxygen release. • • W6+ doping suppresses transition metal dissolution and reduces leak current density in floating charge tests, indicating robust electrode–electrolyte interfacial stability, which is essential for long-term reliability.