A Dual‐Bond Crosslinking Strategy Enabling Resilient and Recyclable Electrolyte Elastomers for Solid‐State Lithium Metal Batteries
Lijiang Yin,
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Panpan Zhang,
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Jun Yang
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et al.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
63(32)
Published: May 24, 2024
Abstract
Elastomeric
solid
polymer
electrolytes
(SPEs)
are
highly
promising
to
address
the
solid‐solid‐interface
issues
of
solid‐state
lithium
metal
batteries
(LMBs),
but
compromises
have
be
made
balance
intrinsic
trade‐offs
among
their
conductive,
resilient
and
recyclable
properties.
Here,
we
propose
a
dual‐bond
crosslinking
strategy
for
SPEs
realize
simultaneously
high
ionic
conductivity,
elastic
resilience
recyclability.
An
elastomeric
SPE
is
therefore
designed
with
hemiaminal
dynamic
covalent
networks
Li
+
‐dissociation
co‐polymer
chains,
where
−C−N‐
bond
maintains
load‐bearing
network
under
stress
chemically
reversible
through
non‐spontaneous
reaction,
weaker
intramolecular
hydrogen
mechanically
reversible,
soft
chains
endow
rapid
ion
conduction.
With
this
delicate
structure,
optimized
elastomer
achieves
without
loading‐unloading
hysteresis,
outstanding
conductivity
0.2
mS
cm
−1
(25
°C)
chemical
Then,
exceptional
room‐temperature
performances
obtained
repeated
plating/stripping
tests,
stable
cycling
LMBs
either
LiFePO
4
or
4.3
V‐class
LiFe
Mn
0.8
PO
cathode.
Furthermore,
recycled
reprocessed
can
circularly
reused
in
significant
performance
degradation.
Our
findings
provide
an
inspiring
design
principle
sustainability
challenges
LMBs.
Language: Английский
Synchronously enhanced thermal conductivity and dielectric properties of silicone rubber composites filled with the AlN‐PPy‐KH570 multilayer core‐shell hybrid structure
Polymer Engineering and Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 13, 2024
Abstract
The
rapid
development
of
lithium
battery
technology
is
leading
to
the
increasing
miniaturization
electronic
devices,
thereby
elevating
demand
for
dielectric
materials
with
exceptionally
high
thermal
conductivity
and
properties.
In
this
study,
composites
were
fabricated
by
integrating
multilayer
core‐shell
hybrid
structure
particles
into
silicone
rubber
(SR).
These
created
attaching
conductive
polymer
polypyrrole
(PPy)
silane
coupling
agent
(KH570)
onto
surface
highly
thermally
ceramic
aluminum
nitride
(AlN).
combination
PPy
KH570
serves
enhance
interfacial
compatibility
between
AlN
SR,
concurrently
enhancing
properties
composites.
experimental
results
demonstrated
that
50
phr
AlN‐PPy‐KH570/SR
composite
was
0.37
W/(m
·
K),
1.65
times
higher
than
pure
SR
(0.23
K)).
Additionally,
constant
increased
4.59,
1.32
(3.48).
Moreover,
decomposition
temperature
elevated
475°C.
synthesized
hold
promise
widespread
use
in
miniaturized
devices
operating
high‐frequency
high‐temperature
environments.
Language: Английский
Optical and electronic properties of BCN films deposited by magnetron sputtering
Caiyun Liu,
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Le Chen,
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Hong Yin
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et al.
The Journal of Chemical Physics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
160(15)
Published: April 16, 2024
Boron
carbonitride
(BCN)
films
containing
hybridized
bonds
involving
B,
C,
and
N
over
wide
compositional
ranges
enable
an
abundant
variety
of
new
materials,
properties,
applications;
however,
their
electronic
performance
is
still
limited
by
the
presence
structural
defects,
yielding
sluggish
mobility
electrical
conductivity.
This
work
reports
on
mechanically
stable
BCN
corresponding
optical
properties.
The
ternary
consisting
B-C-N
have
been
achieved
varying
N2
flow
radio
frequency
magnetron
sputtering
method.
show
a
bandgap
value
ranging
from
3.32
to
3.82
eV.
Hall
effect
measurements
reveal
n-type
conductivity
with
improved
hall
226
cm2/V
s
at
room
temperature
for
optimal
film.
n-BCN/p-Si
heterojunctions
exhibit
nonlinear
rectifying
characteristic,
where
tunneling
behavior
dominates
injection
regimes
due
density
i.e.,
disorder
impurities.
Our
demonstrates
tunable
properties
BCN/Si
p-n
diodes
and,
thus,
beneficial
potential
application
in
fields
optics,
optoelectronics,
electrics.
Language: Английский
A Dual‐Bond Crosslinking Strategy Enabling Resilient and Recyclable Electrolyte Elastomers for Solid‐State Lithium Metal Batteries
Lijiang Yin,
No information about this author
Panpan Zhang,
No information about this author
Jun Yang
No information about this author
et al.
Angewandte Chemie,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
136(32)
Published: May 24, 2024
Abstract
Elastomeric
solid
polymer
electrolytes
(SPEs)
are
highly
promising
to
address
the
solid‐solid‐interface
issues
of
solid‐state
lithium
metal
batteries
(LMBs),
but
compromises
have
be
made
balance
intrinsic
trade‐offs
among
their
conductive,
resilient
and
recyclable
properties.
Here,
we
propose
a
dual‐bond
crosslinking
strategy
for
SPEs
realize
simultaneously
high
ionic
conductivity,
elastic
resilience
recyclability.
An
elastomeric
SPE
is
therefore
designed
with
hemiaminal
dynamic
covalent
networks
Li
+
‐dissociation
co‐polymer
chains,
where
−C−N‐
bond
maintains
load‐bearing
network
under
stress
chemically
reversible
through
non‐spontaneous
reaction,
weaker
intramolecular
hydrogen
mechanically
reversible,
soft
chains
endow
rapid
ion
conduction.
With
this
delicate
structure,
optimized
elastomer
achieves
without
loading‐unloading
hysteresis,
outstanding
conductivity
0.2
mS
cm
−1
(25
°C)
chemical
Then,
exceptional
room‐temperature
performances
obtained
repeated
plating/stripping
tests,
stable
cycling
LMBs
either
LiFePO
4
or
4.3
V‐class
LiFe
Mn
0.8
PO
cathode.
Furthermore,
recycled
reprocessed
can
circularly
reused
in
significant
performance
degradation.
Our
findings
provide
an
inspiring
design
principle
sustainability
challenges
LMBs.
Language: Английский