Gas-solid Reaction Dynamics on Li$_6$PS$_5$Cl Surfaces: A Case Study of the Influence of CO$_2$ and CO$_2$/O$_2$ Atmospheres Using AIMD and MLFF Simulations
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| author | Li, Zicun Ren, Xinguo Li, Jinbin Xiao, Ruijuan Li, Hong |
| author_facet | Li, Zicun Ren, Xinguo Li, Jinbin Xiao, Ruijuan Li, Hong |
| contents | In recent years, rapid progress has been made in solid-state lithium batteries. Among various technologies, coating the surface of electrodes or electrolytes has proven to be an effective method to enhance interfacial stability and improve battery cycling performance. Recent experimental studies showed that gas-solid reactions offer a convenient approach to form modified coating layers on the solid electrolyte. Here, we performed computational simulations to investigate this surface reaction process. Specifically, we simulated the gas-solid reactions of Li$_6$PS$_5$Cl(LPSC) solid-state electrolytes in pure CO$_2$ and in mixed CO$_2$/O$_2$ atmospheres using ab-initio molecular dynamics (AIMD) and machine-learning force fields (MLFF)-accelerated molecular dynamics (MD) approaches. In the former case, LPSC surfaces primarily form Li$_2$CO$_2$S because it is difficult to dissociate another oxygen atom from the second CO$_2$ molecule. While in CO$_2$/O$_2$ mixed atmosphere, O$_2$ molecules preferentially adsorb onto LPSC, which supplies oxygen sites for subsequent CO$_2$ adsorption to form carbonate -CO$_3$ units. This reaction pathway ultimately generates an interfacial product dominated by Li$_2$CO$_3$. These coatings exhibit distinct electronic and ionic conductivity characteristics, allowing the possibility to control coating compositions and configurations by adjusting the gas-solid reactions. Key criteria for applying this strategy are extracted from the current research. |
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| spellingShingle | Gas-solid Reaction Dynamics on Li$_6$PS$_5$Cl Surfaces: A Case Study of the Influence of CO$_2$ and CO$_2$/O$_2$ Atmospheres Using AIMD and MLFF Simulations Li, Zicun Ren, Xinguo Li, Jinbin Xiao, Ruijuan Li, Hong Chemical Physics Materials Science In recent years, rapid progress has been made in solid-state lithium batteries. Among various technologies, coating the surface of electrodes or electrolytes has proven to be an effective method to enhance interfacial stability and improve battery cycling performance. Recent experimental studies showed that gas-solid reactions offer a convenient approach to form modified coating layers on the solid electrolyte. Here, we performed computational simulations to investigate this surface reaction process. Specifically, we simulated the gas-solid reactions of Li$_6$PS$_5$Cl(LPSC) solid-state electrolytes in pure CO$_2$ and in mixed CO$_2$/O$_2$ atmospheres using ab-initio molecular dynamics (AIMD) and machine-learning force fields (MLFF)-accelerated molecular dynamics (MD) approaches. In the former case, LPSC surfaces primarily form Li$_2$CO$_2$S because it is difficult to dissociate another oxygen atom from the second CO$_2$ molecule. While in CO$_2$/O$_2$ mixed atmosphere, O$_2$ molecules preferentially adsorb onto LPSC, which supplies oxygen sites for subsequent CO$_2$ adsorption to form carbonate -CO$_3$ units. This reaction pathway ultimately generates an interfacial product dominated by Li$_2$CO$_3$. These coatings exhibit distinct electronic and ionic conductivity characteristics, allowing the possibility to control coating compositions and configurations by adjusting the gas-solid reactions. Key criteria for applying this strategy are extracted from the current research. |
| title | Gas-solid Reaction Dynamics on Li$_6$PS$_5$Cl Surfaces: A Case Study of the Influence of CO$_2$ and CO$_2$/O$_2$ Atmospheres Using AIMD and MLFF Simulations |
| topic | Chemical Physics Materials Science |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.11762 |