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Propylamine solvent co-intercalation in graphite electrodes for low temperature sodium-ion batteries
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DOI：10.1016/j.ssi.2026.117178.png)
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• Propylamine (PN) demonstrated as a new co-intercalated solvent for graphite in SIBs. • PN-based electrolyte shows lower polarization and enhanced low-temperature performance compared to 2G. • Stable Na+-PN solvation complexes with ≈3–4 PN molecules per Na+ are confirmed. • Graphite expansion is significantly reduced (114%) in pure PN electrolyte.
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Graphite
Co-intercalation
Sodium-ion batteries
Amine
Low-temperature
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