Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 3, 2025
Abstract
Lithium
metal
batteries
(LMBs)
with
Li
anodes
and
high‐voltage
LiCoO
2
(LCO)
cathodes
offer
high
energy
density
but
face
challenges
such
as
dendrite
growth
LCO
structure
degradation,
which
primarily
arises
from
the
electrolyte's
inability
to
form
a
stable
interphase.
Herein,
dual‐additive
optimized
carbonate‐based
electrolyte
is
developed,
incorporating
tetraethylammonium
nitrate
(TEANO
3
)
lithium
difluorobis(oxalato)
phosphate
(LiDFBOP)
regulators.
LiDFBOP
enhances
interfacial
stability
compactness,
while
TEANO
facilitates
+
transport
suppresses
excessive
decomposition
of
LiDFBOP.
The
synergistic
effect
establishes
robust,
ion‐conductive
solid
interphase
(SEI)
cathode–electrolyte
(CEI)
enriched
P‐
N‐containing
inorganic
compounds
(including
LiN
x
O
y
P‐O/P‐F
species),
enabling
dense
deposition
cycling
under
cut‐off
voltage
4.5
V.
enables
Li||LCO
full
cells
capacity
retention
84%
even
high‐mass‐loading
cathode
(3.5
mAh
cm
−2
limited
(N/P
=
2).
This
work
demonstrates
straightforward
design
strategy
for
optimizing
SEI
CEI,
advancing
practical
deployment
LMBs.
EcoMat,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
4(4)
Published: March 22, 2022
Abstract
The
performance
of
Li
batteries
is
influenced
by
the
+
solvation
structure,
which
can
be
precisely
adjusted
components
electrolytes.
In
this
review,
we
overview
strategies
for
optimizing
electrolyte
structures
from
three
different
perspectives,
including
anion
regulation,
binding
energy
and
additive
regulation.
These
optimize
composition
electrode‐electrolyte
interface,
enhance
anti‐oxidative
stability
electrolytes
as
well
regulate
behaviors
anions,
solvents,
during
cycling
process.
Moreover,
also
provide
our
insights
into
these
aspects
present
perspectives
on
high‐performance
batteries.
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ACS Materials Letters,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
4(11), P. 2233 - 2243
Published: Oct. 17, 2022
Electrolyte
solvation
chemistry
has
attracted
great
attention
since
the
recent
discovery
of
its
effect
on
performances
metal-ion
batteries.
However,
it
is
challenging
to
discern
decisive
influence
from
well-known
solid
electrolyte
interphase
(SEI)
layer.
This
issue
becomes
more
complex
upon
introducing
additives
into
electrolyte,
as
key
role
in
forming
SEI
layer
or
changing
structure
also
become
hard
be
discerned.
Herein,
we
design
a
new
dimethyl
ether-based
and
then
unravel
effects
determining
electrode
performances,
such
antimony
(Sb)
anode
promising
example
for
lithium-ion
batteries
(LIBs).
We
find
that
both
unique
structure-derived
interfacial
model
are
necessary
stabilize
Sb
anode.
The
influences
components,
particularly
lithium
difluoro(oxalato)borate
additive,
were
elucidated
first
time
by
dynamic
molecular
behaviors
ranging
structure,
model,
microstructure
SEI.
Finally,
extremely
high
performance
with
capacity
668
mAh
g–1,
high-rate
over
5
A
long
cycle
life
100
cycles
obtained,
which
superior
previously
reported.
work
provides
comprehensive
guideline
designing
electrolytes
via
synergetic
approach
aspects.
Advanced Energy Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(2)
Published: Nov. 20, 2022
Abstract
Potassium‐ion
batteries
(PIBs)
have
attracted
significant
research
interest
in
the
context
of
driving
advancement
grid
energy
storage
due
to
K's
elemental
abundance
and
high
theoretical
output
voltage.
The
main
challenge
facing
PIBs
is
find
suitable
cathode
materials
with
fast
transport
kinetics
stable
framework
structures
intercalate/de‐intercalate
large‐size
K
+
.
Among
these
candidates,
transition‐metal
layered
oxides
are
excellent
potential
been
extensively
exploited
their
skeleton
structure,
simple
synthetic
chemistry,
working
potential.
Herein,
current
status
prospects
oxide
cathodes
summarized,
especially
focussing
on
fine
structure
optimization
engineering
mechanism.
In
addition,
a
brief
overview
advanced
characterization
techniques
for
introduced
detail.
Finally,
directions
hot
spots
new‐type
also
predicted,
order
guide
future
development
PIBs.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
34(28)
Published: May 7, 2022
Recent
years
have
witnessed
thriving
efforts
in
pursuing
high-energy
batteries
at
an
unaffordable
cost
of
safety.
Herein,
a
and
safe
quasi-solid-state
lithium
battery
is
proposed
by
solid-state
redox
chemistry
polymer-based
molecular
Li2
S
cathode
fireproof
gel
electrolyte.
This
fully
eliminates
not
only
the
negative
effect
extremely
reactive
Li
metal
oxygen
species
on
cell
safety
but
also
damage
electrode
reversibility
soluble
intermediates.
The
exhibits
exceptional
lifetime
2000
cycles,
100%
Coulombic
efficiency,
high
capacity
830
mA
h
g-1
with
ultralow
loss
0.005-0.01%
per
cycle
superior
rate
capability
up
to
10
C.
Meanwhile,
it
shows
stability
carbonate-involving
electrolyte
for
maximizing
compatibility
carbonate-efficient
Si
anode.
optimized
exerts
energy
over
750
W
kg-1
500
cycles
fast
response,
high-temperature
adaptability,
no
self-discharge.
A
fire-retardant
composite
developed
further
strengthen
intrinsic
between
anode,
which
secures
remarkable
against
extreme
abuse
overheating,
short
circuits,
mechanical
air/water
or
even
when
fire.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(12)
Published: Jan. 15, 2023
Abstract
Electrolytes
connect
the
two
electrodes
in
a
lithium
battery
by
providing
Li
+
transport
channels
between
them.
Advanced
electrolytes
are
being
explored
with
high‐nickel
cathodes
and
lithium‐metal
anode
to
meet
high
energy
density
cycle
life
goals,
but
origin
of
performance
differences
different
is
not
fully
understood.
Here,
mechanisms
involved
protecting
high‐capacity,
cobalt‐free
cathode
LiNiO
2
model
high‐voltage
electrolyte
(HVE)
delineated.
The
kinetic
barrier
posed
thick
surface
degradation
layer
poor
‐ion
found
be
major
contributor
fast
capacity
fade
conventional
carbonate
electrolyte.
In
contrast,
HVE
reduces
side
reactions
electrodes,
leading
thinner
nano‐interphase
comprised
more
beneficial
species.
Crucially,
leads
reorganization
pathway
involving
formation
nanoscale
LiNi
O
4
spinel
phase
on
surface.
With
3D
electronic
conductivity,
nanolayer
preserves
across
cathode–electrolyte
interface,
reaction
heterogeneity
electrode
alleviates
intergranular
cracking
within
secondary
particles,
resulting
superior
long‐term
life.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(51)
Published: Aug. 17, 2023
Abstract
Ether‐based
electrolytes
have
high
ionic
conductivity
and
good
stability
toward
the
lithium
metal
anode
relative
to
carbonate‐based
electrolytes,
but
they
typically
exhibit
poor
oxidation
(<4
V
vs
Li
+
/Li).
Most
approaches
aimed
at
enhancing
oxidative
of
ether‐based
such
as
“salt‐in‐solvent”
“weakly
solvating”
strategies,
often
sacrifice
their
inherent
advantage
conductivity.
Herein,
this
article
proposes
a
cost‐effective
synergistic
additive
strategy
by
co‐adding
LiNO
3
vinylene
carbonate
(VC)
achieve
an
optimized
electrolyte
(OEE)
that
simultaneously
offers
Li‐ion
(Li
)
(11.52
mS
cm
−1
20
°C)
high‐voltage
(4.4
V).
VC
can
enter
inner
solvation
shell
electrolyte,
preferentially
participating
in
film‐forming
progress
electrode
surface,
leading
formation
unique
organic–inorganic
bilayer
interfacial
protective
layer.
This
layer
could
effectively
suppress
side
reactions
enhance
stability.
As
result,
4.4
Li‐LiNi
0.8
Mn
0.1
Co
O
2
(NCM811)
full
cells
assembled
with
OEE
stable
cycling
performance
both
room
temperature
low
temperature.
work
provides
new
approach
design
for
batteries.
Materials Horizons,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(6), P. 1901 - 1923
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
The
recent
progress
on
vanadium
fluorophosphate
cathodes
for
sodium
(potassium)
ion
batteries
is
systematically
summarized,
including
their
crystal
structure,
Na
+
/K
storage
mechanism,
modification
strategy,
and
electrochemical
performance.
Advanced Energy Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(20)
Published: April 7, 2023
Abstract
Increasing
the
cut‐off
voltage
of
cathodes
can
improve
energy
density
Li||LiCoO
2
batteries.
However,
electrolyte
and
cathode
suffer
from
oxidation
deterioration
at
high
voltage,
respectively,
which
lead
to
rapid
battery
degradation.
Herein,
a
uniform,
highly
Li
+
conductive
interphase
(CEI)
is
constructed
by
using
bis‐(benzenesulfonyl)imide
(BBSI)
as
an
additive
stabilize
batteries
4.6
with
superior
cycling
high‐rate
performance.
Such
CEI
comprised
LiF
moieties
(e.g.,
S
3
N),
migration,
alleviate
degradation,
other
secondary
degradation
factors
caused
uneven
local
intercalation/deintercalation.
As
expected,
1%
BBSI‐containing
sustain
81.30%
initial
capacity
after
300
cycles
0.5C,
88.27%
even
500
2C/3C.
Journal of Materials Chemistry A,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(14), P. 7670 - 7678
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
High-voltage
cathode
materials
are
important
for
the
implementation
of
high-energy-density
Li-ion
batteries.
However,
with
increasing
cut-off
voltages,
interfacial
instabilities
between
electrodes
and
electrolyte
limit
their
commercial
development.
This
study
addresses
this
issue
by
proposing
a
new
additive,
(3-aminopropyl)triethoxysilane
(APTS).
APTS
stabilises
interface
LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4
(LNMO)
in
LNMO‖Li
half-cells
due
to
its
multifunctional
character.
The
amino
groups
facilitate
formation
robust
protective
layer.
Its
silane
improve
layer
stability
neutralising
electrolyte's
detrimental
hydrogen
fluoride
water.
Electrochemical
measurements
reveal
that
addition
0.5
wt%
significantly
improves
long-term
cycling
at
room
temperature
55
°C.
APTS-addition
delivers
excellent
capacity
retention
92%
after
350
cycles
71%
300
°C
(1C)
contrasting
much
lower
performances
additive-free
electrolyte.
(3-glycidyloxypropyl)trimethoxysilane
(GLYMO)
which
contains
only
siloxane
group,
but
lacks
amine
displayed
73%
degraded
upon