Application-driven design of non-aqueous electrolyte solutions through quantification of interfacial reactions in lithium metal batteries | Nature Nanotechnology
Tailored non-aqueous electrolyte solutions are formulated using data obtained from extensive analytical measurements and analyses. These optimized electrolytes improve the cycling performance of single-layer stack lithium metal pouch cells, particularly in lean electrolyte conditions.
Download PDF Subjects Batteries Electrochemistry Energy storage Materials for energy and catalysis Techniques and instrumentation Abstract Unwanted side reactions occurring at electrode|electrolyte interfaces significantly impact the cycling life of lithium metal batteries. However, a comprehensive view that rationalizes these interfacial reactions and assesses them both qualitatively and quantitatively is not yet established. Here, by combining multiple analytical techniques, we systematically investigate the interfacial reactions in lithium metal batteries containing ether-based non-aqueous
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