Localized Eutectic Electrolytes for Stable Aqueous Zinc-Ion Batteries
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Lyu, Huida (ORCID:0009000019355117)↗
Engineering topics
Kim, Jung Tae
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Revealing unprecedented cathode interface behavior in all-solid-state batteries with oxychloride solid electrolytes
The superionic conductor, lithium tantalum oxychloride (LTOC), exhibits unprecedented stability with Co-lean and Ni-rich cathodes, while lowering the working temperature proves effective in regulating the Co-rich cathode interface with LTOC.
Zhao, Feipeng↗
Progress and Prospects of Inorganic Solid-State Electrolyte-Based All-Solid-State Pouch Cells
Here, all-solid-state batteries have piqued global research interest because of their unprecedented safety and high energy density. Significant advances have been made in achieving high room-temperature ionic conductivity and good air stability of solid-state electrolytes (SSEs), mitigating the challenges at the electrode–electrolyte interface, and developing feasible manufacturing processes. Along with the advances in fundamental study, all-solid-state pouch cells using inorganic SSEs have been widely demonstrated, revealing their immense potential for industrialization. This review provides an overview of inorganic all-solid-state pouch cells, focusing on ultrathin SSE membranes, sheet-type thick solid-state electrodes, and bipolar stacking. Moreover, several critical parameters directly influencing the energy density of all-solid-state Li-ion and lithium–sulfur pouch cells are outlined. Finally, perspectives on all-solid-state pouch cells are provided and specific metrics to meet certain energy density targets are specified. This review looks to facilitate the development of inorganic all-solid-state pouch cells with high energy density and excellent safety.
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