Abstract
In addition to avoiding the shuttling caused by soluble polysulfides, the design and preparation of sulfur cathodes for Li−S batteries must overcome challenges such as the low use of S, rapid decay of capacity and poor cycle life. This review spotlights recent progress in improving the performance of Li−S batteries by employing multifunctional metal phosphides as host materials. The current state of development of sulfur electrodes is summarized by emphasizing the relationship between the essential properties of metal phosphide-based hybrid nanomaterials, chemical reaction with lithium polysulfides and the latter's influence on electrochemical performance. Finally, trends in the development and practical applications of Li−S batteries are considered. For more information, see the Review by J. Yuan, J. Liu, et al. on page 13494 ff.
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