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Dual honeycomb-superlattice enables double-high activity and reversibility of anion redox for sodium-ion battery layered cathodes.

Anion redox contributes to the anomalous capacity exceeding theoretical limit of layered oxides. However, double-high activity and reversibility is challenging due to the structural rearrangement and potential oxygen loss. Here, we propose a strategy of constructing dual honeycomb-superlattice structure in Na 2/3 [Li 1/7 Mn 5/14 ][Mg 1/7 Mn 5/14 ]O 2 to simultaneously realize high activity and reversibility of lattice O redox. Theoretical simulation and electrochemical tests show that [Li 1/7 Mn 5/14 ] superlattice units remarkably trigger the anion redox activity and enable to deliver a record capacity of 285.9 mA g -1 in layered sodium-ion battery cathodes. Nuclear magnetic resonance and in-situ X-ray diffraction reveal that [Mg 1/7 Mn 5/14 ] superlattice units are beneficial to the structure and anion redox reversibility , where Li + reversibly shuttles between Na layers and transition-metal slabs in contrast to the absence of [Mg 1/7 Mn 5/14 ] units. Our findings underline the importance of multifunctional units and provide a path to advanced battery materials.