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SUPPORTING INFORMATION LI INTERCALATION INTO 1D TIS 2 (EN) CHAINS Tianyang Li, Yi-Hsin Liu, Basant Chitara and Joshua E. Goldberger* Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio 43210, United States Experiment details: Chemicals. Titanium tetrachloride (TiCl 4, 99.9%, Aldrich), n-butyl Lithium (2 M/L in hexane, Aldrich) and ethylenediamine (en, 99%, Acros) were purchased and used without further purification. Elemental sulfur (S, Mallinckrodt Chemicals) was evacuated in a Schlenk line for 3 hr at room temperature prior to synthesis. Dried iso-propanol (i-proh, 99.5%, Aldrich) and chlorobenzene were prepared by a standard distillation procedure in the presence of calcium hydride (CaH 2, 95%, Aldrich). The dried solvents were purged with N 2 for 1 hr prior to purification. Synthesis of TiS 2 (en). All synthetic procedures were conducted in dried N 2 either using standard Schlenk line techniques, or in a glove box. In a typical reaction, sulfur powder (1.3 g, 4.1 mmol) was dissolved in en (5.0 ml, 74 mmol) that quickly turned into a dark red solution. TiCl 4 (2 ml, 2 mmol) was diluted in dried chlorobenzene (8 ml, 80 mol) then immediately injected into the sulfur solution. The solution was later transferred to a Teflon cup in a Parr reactor in a dry N 2 atmosphere. The reactor was sealed and placed in a vacuum oven under evacuation and annealed at 200-220 C for 5 days. Purification of TiS 2 (en). The crude gel-like TiS 2 (en) product was transferred from the Parr reactor transferred into a centrifuge tube in a glovebag filled with dry N 2. Approximately 30 ml of dried i-proh was added to recrystallize the product and wash out the salt byproduct (en 2HCl). The upper supernatant was removed after centrifugation at 2000 rpm for 10 min using a Thermofisher CL2 centrifuge. This procedure was repeated at least five times. The purified final product was evacuated in a Schlenk line for at least 3 h to remove residual solvent and then stored in a glovebox. Synthesis of Li x TiS 2 (en). The intercalation of LiTiS 2 (en) was conducted in a glovebox. 0.5 g of dried TiS 2 (en) was dispersed in 50 ml dry hexane and stoichiometric amounts (0.33, 0.67 and 1.02 equivalent moles) of n-butyl Lithium hexane solution were prepared in 50 ml dry hexane. The n-butyl lithium solution was added to the 50 ml TiS 2 (en) suspension and heated up at 50 C for 24 hours. The powder was then centrifuged and washed with 30-50 ml of dry hexane in the glovebox 5 times. The final product was evacuated in a Schlenk line for at least 3 hours remove residual solvent. Elemental chemical analysis of Li x TiS 2 (en). Elemental ratios of Ti and Li were determined by inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy (ICP-OES) using a Perkin-Elmer Optima 3000DV analyzer. A trace amount (6.3 mg) of LiTiS 2 (en) was digested with an aqua regia solution in a sealed vial at room temperature for at least 6hr and then diluted by a factor of 10 4 using Deionized water, resulting in linear concentration ranges between 0.5 and 30 ppm for an individual element. The actual elemental ratios of Ti:Li is found to be 1.00:1.05 (in comparisons with theoretical ratios of 1:1). C, H, N, and S elemental analysis of LiTiS 2 (en) was performed by Atlantic Microlab, Inc (Norcross, GA) using LECO 932 CHNS analyzers, respectively. The solid samples of 15-20 mg were securely sealed in a capped vial under N 2 atmosphere prior to the shipment and the combustion analyses. The actual and (theoretical) % mass for each element is C: 13.9 (13.4), H: 4.9 (4.5), N: 14.1 (15.7) and S: 30.0(35.8). Powder X-ray diffraction of TiS 2 (en) and Li x TiS 2 (en). X-ray diffraction patterns were collected on powder samples of TiS 2 (en) and Li x TiS 2 (en) using a Bruker D8 powder diffractometer (40 kv, 50 ma, sealed Cu X-ray tube, 293K) and the 11-BM-B beamline 1

at the Advanced Photon Source at Argonne National Laboratory (wavelength: 0.413248 Å, 100 K). The powder samples were sealed in 0.8 mm outer diameter glass capillary tubes inside a glovebox prior to the measurements. Rietveld analysis was performed using the TOPAS and GSAS software package. The structure was solved without refining the H atom positions. Powder neutron diffraction of TiS 2 (en) and Li x TiS 2 (en). Neutron-scattering data were collected at 2 and 300 K using the time-of-flight (TOF) instrument POWGEN beamline 11-A at the Spallation Neutron Source, Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The powder samples (1.0-1.5g) were loaded into a vanadium can having 1/4 inch outer-diameter and filled to 2-inches in lengths inside a glovebox prior to the measurements. Rietveld analysis of the data was performed using the GSAS software package. The structure was solved refining the positions of all atoms including the H and Li atoms. The thermal broadening UISO parameters were fixed for all elements, due to small range of high d values collected. X ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) measurement of intercalated and deintercalated LiTiS 2 (en). XPS was collected using a Kratos Axis Ultra X-ray photoelectron spectrometer equipped with a monochromated (Al) X-ray gun at 12.0 kv an 10 ma. Survey spectra were scanned at 100 ms dwell for 2 sweeps. Ti and Li spectra were scanned at 250 ms dwell for 8 sweeps. The C and O peaks in the survey spectra are ubiquitous contaminants in the XPS instrument. Williamson-Hall plot of Li intercalated samples. The Williamson-Hall plot was prepared by using un-intercalated TiS 2 (en) as standard. The FWHM of five most intense peaks ((110), (300), (211), 220), (420)) in the XRD patterns of LiTiS 2 (en) and Li 0.66 TiS 2 (en) were measured and compared. Preparation of TiS 2 (en) and LiTiS 2 (en) thin film devices. Glass substrates were cleaned by sonication in acetone and isopropanol for 30 min and then blown dried and O 2 plasma cleaned for 5 min. 0.1 g of TiS 2 (en) were dispersed in 0.5 ml MeOH and 0.5 ml isopropanol mixture by bath sonication for 1 hour. The suspension was then allowed to settle for another hour and the upper half of the suspension was used for a 2 nd round of sonication. This process was repeated three times. Thin films of TiS 2 (en) on glass substrates were prepared by doctor-blading two drops of suspension across a scotch tape mask. LiTiS 2 (en) thin films were prepared by soaking the as-prepared TiS 2 (en) films in excess n-buli hexane solution for 1 day then rinsed in hexane five times. Characterization of TiS 2 (en) and LiTiS 2 (en) thin film devices. The average thickness of the TiS 2 (en) films were measured using an Alpha-Step D-100 Profilometer (KLA-Tencor, Milpitas, CA) and observed to be 4.8 µm. Electrical transport measurements were performed on a Lakeshore CPX Cryogenic Probe Station using ZN50R-CVT tungsten probes on a two-probe setup at the temperature range of 100K to 300K. A special air-tight load lock suitcase was used to transfer the LiTiS 2 (en) device from the glovebox to the probe station. All electrical measurements were carried out under high vacuum (<5 10-5 torr). 2

Figure SI-1. Williamson-Hall plot of Li 0.66 TiS 2 (en) and LiTiS 2 (en) using TiS 2 (en) as standard. 3

Figure SI-2. Inter-chain expansion after Li intercalation Table SI-1. Bond lengths and bond valences of TiS 2 (en) and LiTiS 2 (en) TiS 2 (en) Bond Bond Bond length Bond LiTiS 2 (en) length (Å) Valance (Å) Valence Ti-N 2.2788(17) 0.394 Ti-N 2.230(7) 0.354 Ti-S1 2.32763(26) 0.817 Ti-S1 2.409(5) 0.656 Ti-S2 2.3564(25) 0.756 Ti-S2 2.494(5) 0.521 Ti n+ 3.934 3.062 4

Figure SI-3. TOF Neutron diffraction pattern Rietveld refinement of LiTiS 2 (en) at 2K. Observed data, calculated patterns, and the difference curves are plotted as red crosses, a green line, and a magenta line, respectively. The 2-Theta reflections are shown in black. Table SI-2 GSAS refinement results for neutron diffraction of LiTiS 2 (en) at 2K Phase Chemical formula LiTiS2(en)_2K C2H8LiN2S2Ti Formula weight 179.06 Unit cell formula units Z 18 Space group R-3c a (Å) 18.5199(27) c (Å) 8.9328(19) Unit cell volume V (Å 3 ) 2653.4(9) R wp 0.2387 R p 0.3099 5

Table SI-3. Refined atomic positions of LiTiS 2 (en) at 2K atom x y z Uiso Ti 0.2895(5) 0.2895(5) 0.75 0.025 S1 0.3333 0.4020(6) 0.9167 0.025 S2 0.3333 0.4020(6) 0.9167 0.025 C 0.1251(4) 0.1356(4) 0.8330(4) 0.025 N 0.1671(4) 0.2255(4) 0.8656(5) 0.025 H1 0.0587(7) 0.1053(7) 0.8678(16) 0.025 H2 0.1582(9) 0.1079(7) 0.9000(12) 0.025 H3 0.1750(8) 0.2364(7) 0.9790(9) 0.025 H4 0.1349(9) 0.2513(8) 0.8238(15) 0.025 Li 0.4528(23) 0.4528(23) 0.75 0.025 6

Figure SI-4. TOF Neutron diffraction pattern Rietveld refinement of TiS 2 (en) at 2K. Observed data, calculated patterns, and the difference curves are plotted as red crosses, a green line, and a magenta line, respectively. The 2-Theta reflections are shown in black. 7

Table SI-4 GSAS refinement results for neutron diffraction of TiS 2 (en) at 2K Phase Chemical formula TiS2(en)_2K C2H8N2S2Ti Formula weight 172.12 Unit cell formula units Z 18 Space group R-3c a (Å) 18.3842(15) c (Å) 8.9121(19) Unit cell volume V (Å 3 ) 2608.56(34) R wp 0.2664 R p 0.3387 Table SI-5. Refined atomic positions of TiS 2 (en) at 2K x y z Uiso Ti 0.2893(7) 0.2893(7) 0.75 0.025 S1 0.3333 0.2271(7) 0.9167 0.025 S2 0.3333 0.3979(9) 0.9167 0.025 C 0.1251(4) 0.1318(5) 0.8330(4) 0.025 N 0.1671(4) 0.2241(5) 0.8656(5) 0.025 H1 0.0575(7) 0.1037(9) 0.8591(15) 0.025 H2 0.1523(9) 0.1038(7) 0.8886(13) 0.025 H3 0.1849(8) 0.2351(8) 0.9732(11) 0.025 H4 0.1363(10) 0.2509(9) 0.8363(15) 0.025 8

Figure SI-5. Synchrotron XRD Rietveld refinement of TiS 2 (en) at 100K. Observed data, calculated patterns, and the difference curves are plotted as red crosses, a green line, and a magenta line, respectively. The 2-Theta reflections are shown in black. 9

Figure SI-6. Synchrotron XRD Rietveld refinement of LiTiS 2 (en) at 100K. Observed data, calculated patterns, and the difference curves are plotted as red crosses, a green line, and a magenta line, respectively. The 2-Theta reflections are shown in black. 10

Table SI-6 GSAS refinement results for synchrotron XRD patterns of TiS 2 (en) and LiTiS 2 (en) at 100K Empirical formula C2H8N2S2Ti LiC2H8N2S2Ti Fw 172.11 179.05 Space group R-3c (No. 161) R-3c (No. 161) T (K) 100 100 a (Å) 18.5965(12) 19.1649(18) c (Å) 9.0139(11) 8.9400(13) V (Å3) 2653.41(5) 2805.8(7) λ (Å) 0.413248 0.413248 ρ (g cm-3) 1.84794(3) 1.8954(5) Rwp 0.0795 0.0587 Rp 0.0597 0.0454 Table SI-7 LeBail analysis results of synchrotron XRD patterns of TiS 2 (en) and LiTiS 2 (en) at 100K Li/Ti a (Å) c (Å) 0.00 18.596(1) 9.015(5) 0.33 18.690(5) 9.009(1) 0.66 18.937(2) 9.004(1) 1.02 19.164(5) 8.949(4) 11

Figure SI-7. XPS survey spectra of TiS 2 (en) Figure SI-8. XPS survey spectra of Li intercalated TiS 2 (en) 12

Figure SI-9. XPS survey spectra of deintercalated LiTiS 2 (en) 13