Evaluating the potential of planar checkerboard lattice Cu₂N monolayer as anode material for lithium and sodium-ion batteries using first-principles methods

Keyphrases

• Lithium-ion Battery 100%
• Graphite 100%
• Diffusion Barrier 100%
• Storage Capacity 100%
• Sodium-ion Batteries 100%
• Anode Material 100%
• First-principles Method 100%
• Checkerboard Lattice 100%
• Open-circuit Voltage 50%
• Electrochemical Properties 50%
• Rutile 50%
• Electrical Properties 50%
• Commercial Graphite 50%
• Volume Expansion 50%
• Lattice Structure 50%
• First-principles 50%
• Electrochemical Performance 50%
• Binding Energy 50%
• Li-ion 50%
• Charge-discharge 50%
• Minimal Change 50%
• Na-ion 50%
• Two Dimensional Materials 50%
• Li Adsorption 50%
• Migration Barrier 50%
• Volume Growth 50%
• Discharge Capability 50%
• Battery Anode 50%
• Vacancy Defects 50%
• Experimental Fabrication 50%

Material Science

• Lithium Ion Battery 100%
• Monolayers 100%
• Sodium Ion Battery 100%
• Anode Material 100%
• Anode 28%
• Electronic Circuit 14%
• Battery (Electrochemical Energy Engineering) 14%
• Titanium Dioxide 14%
• Crystal Structure 14%
• Electrochemical Property 14%
• Two-Dimensional Material 14%
• Vacancy Defect 14%