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Materials 2018, 11, 2567 13 of 18 Table 2. Summary of electrochemical properties of some polymer electrode materials. No. 1 [37] 2 [38] 3 [39] 4 [40] 5 [41] 6 [42] 7 [43] 8 [43] 9 [44] 10 [44] 11 [44] 12 [44] 13 [45] 14 [45] 15 [46] 16 [47] 17 [48] 18 [50] 19 [52] 20 [52] 21 [52] 22 [52] 23 [52] 24 [52] 25 [53] Cathodic/Anodic Peak Potential (V vs. Na/Na+) 1.90/2.20 1.86/1.97, 2.45/2.75 1.80/2.10, 2.25/2.4 2.07/2.22, 2.27/2.47 0.75/1~2, 1.25/1~2 1.90/2.30, 2.10/2.80 1.45/1.70, 1.80/2.10, 2.10/2.45 1.30/1.75, 1.75/2.25 1.42/1.78, 1.65/2.0, 2.00/2.25, 2.12/2.40 1.52/1.68, 1.85/2.0, 2.15/2.30 1.35/1.65, 1.80/2.0, 1.90/2.25 1.42/1.58, 1.85/2.15 1.00/1.30, 1.76/2.20 0.90/1.30, 1.40/1.90 1.46/1.8, 1.85/2.18 2.08 NA 1.02/1.11, 1.38/1.44 0.47/0.85 0.37/0.79 0.75/0.95 0.65/0.79 0.34/0.87 0.60/0.87 0.66, 1.04 The 1st and 2nd Discharge Capacity(mAh·g−1) 112, NA 126, 121 140, NA 184, 170 NA 122, NA 202, NA 179, NA 211, NA 234, NA 242, NA 248, NA 1161.2, NA NA 185, NA 247, NA 1081, NA 309, 224.9 150, NA NA 360, NA NA NA NA 206, NA Cycling Performance: Discharge Capacity Retention/Cycle/Current Density (mA·g−1) 89%/600/25 90%/50/100 90%/500/140 74%/20/50 NA 70%/100/50 95%/150/50 92%/150/50 57%/150/50 82%/150/50 62%/150/50 75%/150/50 15%/100/500 NA 100%/200/1600 68%/100/50 47%/1024/50 45%/500/500 NA NA 53%/75/26 NA NA NA 89%/25/19.7 Rate Capability: Discharge Capacity (mAh·g−1)/Current Density (mA·g−1) 137.1/50, 38.9/20000 120/25, 90/800 140/140, 84/2520 NA 125/25, 43/2000 NA NA NA NA 200/50, 65/1000 NA NA 330.8/100, 102.3/5000 137.0/100, 69.4/5000 210/400, 160/6000 NA 433/100, 122/3200 225/100, 131/1000 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA Conductive Additive (wt. %) 30 30 50 30 30 30 40 40 40 40 40 40 30 30 50 30 20 30 20 20 50 20 20 20 20 Electrolyte * 1 M NaPF6 in EC/DMC (1/1) 1 M NaPF6 in PC 1 M NaClO4 in EC/DEC (1/1) 5 M NaNO3 in H2O 1 M NaClO4 in EC/PC (1/1) plus 0.3 wt% FEC Saturated NaPF6 in DME/DOL (1/1) Saturated NaPF6 in DME/DOL (1/1) Saturated NaPF6 in DME/DOL (1/1) Saturated NaPF6 in DME/DOL (1/1) Saturated NaPF6 in DME/DOL (1/1) Saturated NaPF6 in DME/DOL (1/1) Saturated NaPF6 in DME/DOL (1/1) 1 M NaClO4 in EC/DEC (1/1) 1 M NaClO4 in EC/DEC (1/1) Saturated NaPF6 in DME/DOL (1/1) 1 M NaN(CF3SO2)2 in DME/DOL (1/1) 1 M NaPF6 in EC/DEC (1/1) 1 M NaClO4 in EC/PC (1/1) 1M NaN(SO2F)2 in Me-THF 1 M 1 M 1 M 1 M 1 M 1 M NaN(SO2 F)2 NaN(SO2 F)2 NaN(SO2 F)2 NaN(SO2 F)2 NaN(SO2 F)2 NaN(SO2 F)2 in Me-THF in Me-THF in Me-THF in Me-THF in Me-THF in Me-THFPDF Image | Polymer Electrode Materials for Sodium-ion Batteries
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