Ti-O Magnéli Phase Oxides: Characteristics, Synthesis and Applications
HUO Lingling1, QIAO Dan1, WANG Yizhi1, LI Fan1, HUANG Yibing2
1 Beijing Key Laboratory of Green Catalysis and Separation, Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, College of Environmental and Energy Engineering, Beijing University of Technology, Beijing 100124; 2 Ti-Dynamics Co. Ltd, Changsha 410003
Abstract: Ti-O Magnéli phase oxides are of great interest due to their high electronic conductivity, stability and anti-corrosion property. These properties lead to broad applications in the electrochemical, energy industry and many other fields. The compositions, structure and properties of Ti-O Magnéli phase oxides, as well as the synthesis methods and applications are summarized. Recently, there are intensive researches highlighting the wide applications of Ti-O Magnéli phase oxides in advanced energy systems. Some new ideas of synthesis and application of Ti-O Magnéli phase are also discussed.
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