Abstract: Ti3C2 is a kind of anode material with good storage performance, which is characterized by metal conductivity, good cycle utilization, low migration barrier and so on. In this paper, density functional theory (DFT) is used to calculate the electronic properties of various surface groups. Nine kinds of surface groups were selected and divided into three categories: one group of F, Cl halogen group, one group of O, S, Se, Te oxygen group , one group of relative molecular weight, etc. Three adsorption sites were designed for surface groups: adsorption above Ti(2), adsorption above C, adsorption above oxygen group The results show that the upper adsorption of the same surface group has lower system energy Ti(2) and the structure is more stable. In the same group, the group with small mass fraction and the group with small number of atoms have better electronic performance and better electron transport performance. The binding energy F, O, OH the surface groups was -5.37 eV, -4.96 eV, -5.00 eV, the F has lowest binding energy, which showed the best structural stability.And the Ti3C2O2 has a maximum open circuit voltage of 0.44 eV and a maximum Li storage capacity of 268.61 mA·h·g-1.
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