The present application relates to the technical field of
silicon material preparation, and particularly relates to a method for preparing
copper-doped
porous silicon material from decomposed photovoltaic modules, which comprises the following steps: step 1: pyrolyzing decomposed photovoltaic modules to obtain battery pieces and
copper cable products, crushing the battery pieces, and vacuum
smelting the battery pieces with a certain proportion of
copper cables to obtain copper-doped
silicon ingots; step 2: reacting
silicon copper composite
powder obtained by crushing the silicon ingots with
magnesium powder to synthesize
magnesium silicide, and
grinding the
magnesium silicide sand to obtain sand-ground
magnesium silicide powder; and step 3: performing dealloying reaction treatment on the sand-ground
magnesium silicide powder. The present application uses battery pieces and copper cables in decomposed photovoltaic modules as raw materials, combines gas-phase dealloying, and uses acid
pickling to prepare a porous structure silicon negative
electrode material with excellent electrochemical performance. The present application does not involve a template, is simple and efficient to operate, has a short process cycle, uses inexpensive and widely-sourced raw materials, and is easy to
mass-produce.