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Nanomaterials 2021, 11, 810 6 of 29 Nanomaterials 2021, 11, x Figure 4, that shows the end-of-life recycling rate of some elements of the periodic table, i.e., the ratio between the amount of element truly recycled and the total quantity of element introduced in the recycling flow (noteworthy comparing the 25–50% of magnesium vs6. loefss28 than 1% for lithium). Figure 4. End-of-life recycling rate of some elements of the periodic table. Adapted with permis- Figure 4. End-of-life recycling rate of some elements of the periodic table. Adapted with permission sion from [109]. Copyright UNEP, 2011. from [109]. Copyright UNEP, 2011. Despite these advantages, turning MIBs into a marketable solution is not trivial at all, Despite these advantages, turning MIBs into a marketable solution is not trivial at due to several technical challenges. The biggest problem is the strong tendency of magne- all, due to several technical challenges. The biggest problem is the strong tendency of sium to passivate in a wide variety of solvents, salts and contaminants, so that any kind magnesium to passivate in a wide variety of solvents, salts and contaminants, so that aonfyekleinctdrocfheelmecitcraolchreamctiicoanl riesabcltoiockneids balnodckmedaganedsimumagdnepsiousmitiodne/pdoissitoiolunt/iodnispsorolucetisosnis pnroctersesveisrsnibolter.eAvnerostihbelre.mAanjoortchhearllmenagjoerccohnaslilsetnsginecounpsilsintsgiMn gcowuipthlinaghMighg-vwoiltthagaeh/higighh-- vcoaltpaagcei/tyhcigahth-coadpeaicnitwychaicthotdheianwodheichanthbeeahnaovdeerecvanerbsiebhlayv.eMraenvyercsaibthlyo.dMicamnyatceartihalosd,icca- mpatbelreiatlos,recvaeprasbiblelytostorerveelirtshibiulymsitonres,lditohinuomt wionrks,wdiothnmotawgnoerskiuwmitihonms,amgnaeinsiluymbeicoanuss,e moafinthlyeibr ehciaguhsechoafrtgheidrehnisgihtyc,hcarugseedebnysityh,ecaduivsaeldenbtycthaerdacivtearleonft tchearioacntse,rwoiftthhea isomnsa,ll wriatdhiaus,mleaalldriandgiutos,slteraodnigngantodsdtreotrnigmaendtadleintrtiemraecntitoanlsinwteirtahctihoenshowsitthmtahterhiaols.tTmhaesteritawl.o Tphreosbeltewmosparoebelnemousgahretoendoraumghatiocadlrlaymreadtiuccaellythrednumcebtehreonfuamvabielarbolfeaevlaeciltarboleyteelescatnrodlyctaetsh- aondecsa, tmhoadkeins,gmthaekirnegsetahrechreesxetarrecmh elxytrdeimffiecluyltd[if1fi1c0u].lt [110]. AAcccoordrdininggtotoththeecucurrernent tstsattaet-eo-of-ft-hthe-ea-artrtMMIBIBcocommppoonnenentsts[1[0150,51,11–11–141]4,]t,htheeanaondodee may be realized using magnesium metal or some alternative materials. Among those, may be realized using magnesium metal or some alternative materials. Among those, some of the most studied and promising are bismuth and tin. As for the cathode, four some of the most studied and promising are bismuth and tin. As for the cathode, four of of the most important families have been identified: cobalt, vanadium, molybdenum the most important families have been identified: cobalt, vanadium, molybdenum and and manganese-based cathodes [110,115–118]. It is of primary importance, for a good manganese-based cathodes [110,115–118]. It is of primary importance, for a good cathode, cathode, to reversibly host magnesium ions and allow their high mobility within the to reversibly host magnesium ions and allow their high mobility within the electrode ma- electrode matrix, assuring the anode compatibility with the electrolyte. Solutions based trix, assuring the anode compatibility with the electrolyte. Solutions based on Grignard on Grignard reagents, organoborate, borohydride and Mg(TFSI) are some of the most reagents, organoborate, borohydride and Mg(TFSI)2 are some of t2he most studied electro- studied electrolytes [119–122]. Important parameters that guide the electrolyte selection lytes [119–122]. Important parameters that guide the electrolyte selection are the resistance are the resistance to oxidation, the Coulombic efficiency (i.e., a measure of the reversibility to oxidation, the Coulombic efficiency (i.e., a measure of the reversibility of charge depo- of charge deposition), fast charge transport, the behaviour in the presence of contaminants sition), fast charge transport, the behaviour in the presence of contaminants and the vola- and the volatility. Innovative solutions such as solid magnesium electrolytes have also tility. Innovative solutions such as solid magnesium electrolytes have also been proposed, been proposed, aiming at overcoming the issue of volatility, while keeping possible a good aiming at overcoming the issue of volatility, while keeping possible a good charge charge transport [71]. transport [71]. 3. Magnesium Metal as Anode As said, magnesium possesses very interesting properties. On one hand, it is theoret- ically capable of storing up to 3832 mAh cm−3 of charge [102], and its high reactivity im- parts to the metal with the desired virtue of a significantly negative voltage. Even though the nature of the passivating layer has not been fully understood, it is known that its for- mation comes from the high reactivity of magnesium metal, which acts as a double-edgedPDF Image | Overview on Anodes for Magnesium Batteries
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