Bifunctional engineering to construct N, S-doped hard carbon for superior sodium storage #sciencefather


Bifunctional engineering offers a promising strategy for designing advanced anode materials in sodium-ion batteries. By incorporating nitrogen (N) and sulfur (S) dual doping into hard carbon, the electronic conductivity and active sites are significantly enhanced, facilitating faster Na+ ion transport and improved electrochemical performance. This tailored structural modification not only optimizes the carbon matrix but also stabilizes the electrode during long-term cycling. The synergy of N, S elements introduces additional redox-active sites, boosting capacity and rate capability. Consequently, this approach presents a sustainable and high-performance solution for next-generation sodium storage systems, addressing the growing demand for efficient energy storage.


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