Boosting Performance of Aqueous Ammonium Ion Batteries via Mn-Partial-Substituted Cu Prussian Blue Cathode

Aqueous ammonium ion batteries (AAIBs) represent a highly promising alternative for large-scale energy storage. Prussian blue analogues (PBAs) offer advantages such as higher operating voltages and a robust three-dimensional open framework, highlighting their potential as a cathode. However, the practical implementation of PBAs is constrained by their inherent limitations, namely, low specific capacity and insufficient cycling durability. Herein, Mn-partially substituted Cu-based PBA, MnCu-PBA, was fabricated via a coprecipitation method. Consequently, the MnCu-PBA cathode exhibited a high specific capacity, favorable rate capability, and outstanding cycling stability. Furthermore, ex-situ characterizations confirm the highly reversible redox activity of the Fe, Cu, and Mn centers within the MnCu-PBA structure. A full AAIB of MnCu-PBA//BPD delivered a specific capacity of 61 mAh g–1 (based on the total active mass of both electrodes) and extended cycle life over 4000 cycles with 95.2% capacity retention. This work provides a novel perspective for designing PBAs with advanced performance for AAIBs.

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ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering
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2025-08-18
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https://doi.org/10.1021/acssuschemeng.5c06135
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3
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Advanced battery technologies research
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Boosting Performance of Aqueous Ammonium Ion Batteries via Mn-Partial-Substituted Cu Prussian Blue Cathode

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Boosting Performance of Aqueous Ammonium Ion Batteries via Mn-Partial-Substituted Cu Prussian Blue Cathode

Jianyu Cao, Haiguang Gao, Xiaofei Yu, Miaomei Chen, Zhihui Xu, Juan Xu, Yanjun Shi, H. Qiu
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Abstract

Aqueous ammonium ion batteries (AAIBs) represent a highly promising alternative for large-scale energy storage. Prussian blue analogues (PBAs) offer advantages such as higher operating voltages and a robust three-dimensional open framework, highlighting their potential as a cathode. However, the practical implementation of PBAs is constrained by their inherent limitations, namely, low specific capacity and insufficient cycling durability. Herein, Mn-partially substituted Cu-based PBA, MnCu-PBA, was fabricated via a coprecipitation method. Consequently, the MnCu-PBA cathode exhibited a high specific capacity, favorable rate capability, and outstanding cycling stability. Furthermore, ex-situ characterizations confirm the highly reversible redox activity of the Fe, Cu, and Mn centers within the MnCu-PBA structure. A full AAIB of MnCu-PBA//BPD delivered a specific capacity of 61 mAh g–1 (based on the total active mass of both electrodes) and extended cycle life over 4000 cycles with 95.2% capacity retention. This work provides a novel perspective for designing PBAs with advanced performance for AAIBs.

ACS Sustainable Chemistry & EngineeringVol. 13(34)
Changzhou University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Openalex Percentile: Top 11%
Advanced battery technologies research
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