Ultrasensitive Field‐Effect Biosensors Enabled by the Unique Electronic Properties of Graphene

摘要： Using Li metal-free anodes for lithium-ion oxygen and lithium-ion sulfur batteries is considered as a promising solution to resolve the hazard of Li metal anode. Although Si anode exhibits high capacity and low electrochemical potential, it cannot match with oxygen (or sulfur) cathode, because both lack cycleable lithium ions. In this work, a free-standing and fibrous Si/C anode is prepared by electrospinning and its simple but effective lithiation is proposed. When assembling the cells, the free-standing Si/C anode was put between mass-controlled lithium metal foil and separator, and then the Si/C anode could be lithiated after adding electrolytes. By optimizing a LiFSI based ether electrolyte, the Si/C anode could achieve good cycleablity comparable to that in carbonate electrolytes. The lithiated SieO2 cells exhibit better cycling stability than the lithium oxygen cells with gel polymer electrolye. Moreover, because both Si anode and S@pPAN cathode are compatible with carbonate electrolytes, exceptional cycling performance has been achieved for the lithiated SieS cells. This simple method could pave the way to commercial applications of lithium-ion oxygen and lithium-ion sulfur batteries.