Theoretical study on TiSe 2 monolayer as anode material for Mg/Ca ion battery in rail transit

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This research systematically examines the electrochemical characteristics of the transition metal dichalcogenide TiSe2 monolayer, evaluating its suitability as an anode material for magnesium and calcium ion batteries through first-principles computational methods. The findings reveal that the TiSe2 monolayer possesses remarkable capabilities as an electrode material, featuring a high theoretical specific capacity of 1042.84 mAh/g, a moderate average open-circuit voltage (0.510 V for Mg and 0.495 V for Ca), and commendable metallic conductivity. Importantly, this material demonstrates exceptionally low diffusion barriers for metal ion migration (0.052 eV for Mg and 0.036 eV for Ca), a phenomenon primarily linked to its distinctive layered structure and electronic properties. Taking into account various factors, including electronic conductivity, ionic transport efficiency, and energy storage attributes, the TiSe2 monolayer shows considerable promise as a high-performance anode material for Mg and Ca ion batteries.

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