This invention belongs to the field of
lithium-
ion battery technology, specifically relating to a Ni-doped
molybdenum carbide /
lithium oxalate composite
lithium replenisher. The invention first obtains a Ni molecular catalyst through a liquid-
phase reaction of
triethanolamine and
nickel chloride in
ethanol, followed by
calcination with Mo₂C to form a composite Ni-doped
molybdenum carbide catalyst. Then, using an anti-
solvent crystallization method, the lithium replenisher solution is dropwise into an
organic solvent containing the catalyst, stirred, and then vacuum dried. The lithium replenisher particles adhere to the catalyst surface and / or pores, forming the composite lithium replenisher. This composite lithium replenisher, by combining lithium
oxalate with the Ni-doped
molybdenum carbide catalyst, utilizes the highly active catalytic sites, excellent
electronic conductivity, and synergistic
catalytic effect of Ni-doped
molybdenum carbide to reduce the
decomposition voltage of lithium
oxalate, improve its
conductivity and
decomposition rate, thereby significantly improving the battery's initial efficiency, capacity, and cycle performance. Furthermore, the preparation process is simple, highly compatible, and has good commercial application prospects.