Designing a facile low cost synthesis strategy for the Na-V-S-O systems, NaV(SO4)2, Na3V(SO4)3 and Na2VO(SO4)2

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Designing a facile low cost synthesis strategy for the Na-V-S-O systems, NaV(SO4)2, Na3V(SO4)3 and Na2VO(SO4)2. / Driscoll, Laura; Wright, Adrian; Slater, Peter.

In: Dalton Transactions, Vol. 47, No. 38, 14.10.2018, p. 13535-13542 .

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Driscoll, L, Wright, A & Slater, P 2018, 'Designing a facile low cost synthesis strategy for the Na-V-S-O systems, NaV(SO4)2, Na3V(SO4)3 and Na2VO(SO4)2', Dalton Transactions, vol. 47, no. 38, pp. 13535-13542 . https://doi.org/10.1039/C8DT02308E

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Driscoll, L., Wright, A., & Slater, P. (2018). Designing a facile low cost synthesis strategy for the Na-V-S-O systems, NaV(SO4)2, Na3V(SO4)3 and Na2VO(SO4)2. Dalton Transactions, 47(38), 13535-13542 . https://doi.org/10.1039/C8DT02308E

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Driscoll L, Wright A, Slater P. Designing a facile low cost synthesis strategy for the Na-V-S-O systems, NaV(SO4)2, Na3V(SO4)3 and Na2VO(SO4)2. Dalton Transactions. 2018 Oct 14;47(38):13535-13542 . https://doi.org/10.1039/C8DT02308E

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Driscoll, Laura ; Wright, Adrian ; Slater, Peter. / Designing a facile low cost synthesis strategy for the Na-V-S-O systems, NaV(SO4)2, Na3V(SO4)3 and Na2VO(SO4)2. In: Dalton Transactions. 2018 ; Vol. 47, No. 38. pp. 13535-13542 .

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abstract = "Alkali metal transition metal sulfates have attracted considerable interest as potential electrodes for Na ion battery materials. While there has been significant research on Fe based systems, research on V based systems has been lacking, apart from a recent report on Na2VO(SO4)2. This can be related to the complex synthetic routes previously reported to make sodium vanadium sulfate systems. In this paper, we report a simple route towards the synthesis of three such sodium vanadium sulfate systems, NaV(SO4)2, Na2VO(SO4)2, and Na3V(SO4)3. We analyse the resulting products through X-ray diffraction and Raman spectroscopy to highlight the formation of high quality samples via this simple solution route, with subsequent low temperature (<400 °C) heat treatment. This facile new route will allow these materials to be considered for future applications rather than as simply chemical curiosities.",
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