A First-Principles Approach to Studying the Thermal Stability of Oxide Cathode Materials

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G. Ceder
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Abstract Pyrite tailings are the main cause of acid mine wastewater. An idea was put forward to more effectively use pyrite, and it was modified by exploiting the reducibility of metal represented by Al under high-pressure and high-temperature (HPHT) conditions. Upon increasing the Al addition, the conductivity of pyrite were effectively improved, which is nearly 734-times higher than that of unmodified pyrite at room temperature. First-principles calculations were used to determine the influence of a high pressure on the pyrite lattice. The high pressure increased the thermal stability of pyrite, reduced pyrite to high-conductivity Fe7S8 (pyrrhotite) by Al, and prevented the formation of iron. Through hardness and density tests the influence of Al addition on the hardness and toughness of samples was explored. Finally the possibility of using other metal-reducing agents to improve the properties of pyrite was discussed.


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