Electrostatic and Structural Engineering in Preintercalated V2O5: A Design Framework for Multivalent Ion Storage
Anagha P Vincent, P Vipin Kumar, S B Gudennavar, B S Nishchith, S G Bubbly, Maria Helena Braga · 2026
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Anagha P Vincent and co-authors set out a design frame in 2026 for layered vanadium oxide battery parts that gain guest ions before use, a trick called pre-intercalation. Zinc batteries draw fans as a safer, cheaper pick than lithium cells, with water-based fluids that cannot burn. Guest ions slipped between the oxide layers act as pillars that hold the stack apart.
The frame joins two effects: wider gaps and shifts in local charge pull. Guest size, charge strength, water state, and electron traits set how fast zinc ions move and how well the stack holds through rounds of use. Water held in the layers wins a new role as an active charge softener that trims the pull on moving ions. The rules span single, double, and triple charge guests and reach past zinc to other multi-charge storage plans.
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| CREATOR | Anagha P Vincent, P Vipin Kumar, S B Gudennavar, B S Nishchith, S G Bubbly, Maria Helena Braga |
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| YEAR | 2026 |
| COLLECTION | PAPERS |
| FORMAT | TXT |
| FILE SIZE | 92 KB |
| LICENSE | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 |
| RIGHTS | CC BY |
| SOURCE | Europe PMC |