This invention belongs to the field of
sodium-
ion batteries, and relates to a fluorophenylphosphonate, its preparation method, and its application in
sodium-
ion batteries. The fluorophenylphosphonate includes di(trifluoroisopropyl)phenylphosphonate or di(hexafluoroisopropyl)phenylphosphonate; the preparation steps are as follows: using fluoroalcohol and phenylphosphonyl dichloride as raw materials,
triethylamine as an acid-binding agent, and
diethyl ether as a reaction
solvent, the fluorophenylphosphonate is prepared by a condensation
substitution reaction.
Sodium-
ion batteries prepared using fluorophenylphosphonate exhibit high
ionic conductivity and an electrochemical stability window. This
phosphonate additive preferentially decomposes at the
electrode interface, inducing the formation of a thin, dense, uniform
electrode-
electrolyte interface phase rich in NaF inorganic components, and giving the
electrolyte excellent
flame-retardant properties.
Sodium-ion batteries assembled with positive
electrode materials exhibit good rate performance and cycle stability, with a cycle life exceeding 5000 cycles at
room temperature. Simultaneously, this
electrolyte also exhibits excellent cycle performance at a high temperature of 60°C.