This application provides an amino- and
tertiary-amine-modified
triazine hard carbon porous material, its preparation method, and an
anode. Using
tris(4-aminophenyl)amine and 4-amino-3,5-dibromobenzonitrile as raw materials,
acetonitrile as
solvent, and CuI as catalyst, NH2-SL is synthesized via a
Ullmann reaction. The mixture is then reacted in a
tube furnace at 450℃ for 40 h to synthesize CTF-NH2 containing an
imine structure. Subsequently, high-temperature
calcination is performed to synthesize NH2-1000. The
triazine porous framework obtained in this application exhibits excellent physicochemical stability,
high nitrogen content, and high
porosity. Compared to the material before
calcination at 1000℃, the interplanar spacing of the hard carbon porous material increases by 0.0034 nm, which is more conducive to
sodium ion insertion and extraction. Therefore, the prepared NH2-1000, as a
sodium-
ion battery
anode, demonstrates a high reversible capacity of 209.1 mAh / g in a 2A / g rate performance test, making it widely applicable as a secondary battery
anode material.