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The discharge capacity cycling performance of the commercial lead oxides and Pb-O-C composites is compared and presented in Figure 65. It can be seen that the discharge capacity of the commercial lead oxide (PbO, Pb3O4) particles decrease sharply from initial discharge capacity of ~400 mAh/g to the 40th cycle of ~ 0 mAh/g. Interestingly, Pb-O-C composites particles exhibit very stable capacity-cycling behavior especially in Pb-O-C composites #2 during 100 cycles. The initial discharge capacity is 425 mAh/g and capacity can be maintained over 50 cycles at current rate of 100 mA/g. The initial coulombic efficiencies of the Pb-O-C composites #1 and #2 are 97% and 98%, respectively. It is believed that the good reversible capacity retention and coulombic efficiencies of the Pb-O-C composites #1 and #2 are due to the carbon effect. Typically, the problem of lead based materials is volume expansion. The fully sodiated phase of Pb, Na15Pb4, has a theoretical volumetric capacity is 4365 mAh/cm3, corresponding to a 365% volume expansion. Therefore, due to the volume expansion problem during sodiation and desodiation, anode materials are detached from the current collector and finally shows poor cycle stability. However, Pb-O-C composites anodes exhibited improved cycle stability compared to previously reported data [Table 8]. It is believed that carbon plays a role in preventing large volume changes and helps enhance capacity retention. Figure 65. Discharge capacity vs. cycle number for Pb-O-C composite #1 (a) and Pb-O-C composite #2 (b) electrodes in half-cells at a current rate of 100 mA/g. 104

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