NFMO

Sodium Iron Manganese Oxide (NFMO)

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Sodium Iron Manganese Oxide (NaFeMnO2) is an advanced cathode material for sodium-ion batteries. It combines the benefits of both iron and manganese, providing a cost-effective and high-performance solution. This material is known for its high capacity, stability, and eco-friendly nature.

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XRD

   
  • Appearance: Black powder

  • Particle Size: D50: 5-10 µm

  • Specific Surface Area: 5-10 m²/g

  • Purity: ≥ 99.8%

  • Conductivity: ≥ 5 S/cm

Charge-Discharge Data:

First Discharge Capacity: 127 mAh/g (4.0-2.0 V, 0.1C)

 
  • Initial Coulombic Efficiency: ≥ 80%

  • Specific Capacity:

    • Initial Discharge Capacity: 150-160 mAh/g

    • Capacity Retention: ≥ 85% after 100 cycles

  • Charge/Discharge Rate Capability:

    • At 0.1C: 155-160 mAh/g

    • At 1C: 130-140 mAh/g

    • At 5C: 90-100 mAh/g

  • Cycling Stability: Less than 10% capacity fade over 100 cycles at 0.5C

  • Voltage Window: 2.0V to 3.8V (vs. Na/Na⁺)

Additional Data:

  • XRD Patterns: Show well-defined peaks corresponding to the layered structure.

  • SEM: Indicates a homogeneous particle distribution.

  • EIS: Reflects low charge transfer resistance.

Tape Density 1.34 g/cm3
Size Distribution D10: 3.45 um; D50: 7.64 um; D90: 17.03 um
Powder Color Black
pH 12.82
Specific Surface Area (BET) 0.68 m2/g
Chemical Composition Na: 20.72 (wt%)
Ni+Fe+Mn: 50.63 (wt%) [mole ratio for Ni:Fe:Mn =1:1:1]