Aluminum ion chemistry of NaFe(PO)(PO) for all-climate full Na-ion battery.

NaFe(PO)(PO) (NFPP) is currently drawing increased attention as a sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) cathode due to the cost-effective and NASICON-type structure features. Owing to the sluggish electron and Na conductivities, however, its real implementation is impeded by the grievous capacity decay and inferior rate capability. Herein, multivalent cation substituted microporous NaFeAl(PO)(PO) (NFAPP) with wide operation-temperature is elaborately designed through regulating structure/interface coupled electron/ion transport. Greatly, the derived Na vacancy and charge rearrangement induced by trivalent Al substitution lower the ions diffusion barriers, thereby endowing faster electron transport and Na mobility. More importantly, the existing Al-O-P bonds strengthen the local environment and alleviate the volume vibration during (de)sodiation, enabling highly reversible valence variation and structural evolution. As a result, remarkable cyclability (over 10,000 loops), ultrafast rate capability (200 C), and exceptional all-climate stability (-40-60 °C) in half/full cells are demonstrated. Given this, the rational work might provide an actionable strategy to promote the electrochemical property of NFPP, thus unveiling the great application prospect of sodium iron mixed phosphate materials.