Li-site and metal-site ion doping in phosphate-olivine liCoPO4 by first-principles calculation

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We present a first-principles investigation of the crystal and electronic structure as well as the average insertion voltage of the Li-site (by Na and Cr) and metal-site (by isovalent Ni, Zn, Ca, Mg and Mn and aliovalent Cu, Al, In, Mo and Zr) doped LiCoPO4. The results show that both the Li-site doping and metal-site doping may reduce the volume change of the material during Li extraction/reinsertion process. The metal doped at Li-site will block the path of Li ion diffusion. The doping by aliovalent transition metals will introduce defect levels in the energy band. It could influence the conductivity insertion voltage. © 2009 Chinese Physical Society and IOP Publishing Ltd.

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Lin, Z. P., Zhao, Y. J., & Zhao, Y. M. (2009). Li-site and metal-site ion doping in phosphate-olivine liCoPO4 by first-principles calculation. Chinese Physics Letters, 26(3). https://doi.org/10.1088/0256-307X/26/3/038202

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