Zeolite‐Based Solid‐State Electrolyte for Highly Stable Zinc Metal Batteries
Advanced Functional Materials,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Март 25, 2025
Abstract
Solid‐state
electrolytes
are
demonstrated
great
inhibition
effect
on
cathodic
dissolution
and
anodic
side
reactions
in
zinc‐ion
batteries.
In
this
work,
a
novel
zeolite‐based
solid
electrolyte
(Zeolite‐Zn)
enriched
with
zinc
ions,
high
ionic
conductivity
(2.54
mS
cm
−1
)
Zn
2+
transference
number
(0.866)
is
prepared
through
ion‐exchange
strategy.
Owing
to
the
anhydrous
characteristic,
Zeolite‐Zn
effectively
extends
electrochemical
window
2.5
V
inhibits
hydrogen
evolution
reaction.
As
for
Zn||Zeolite‐Zn||NH
4
O
10
batteries,
high‐capacity
retention
rate
of
84.9%
can
be
achieved
after
1010
cycles
at
0.5
A
g
.
Even
temperature
60
°C,
NH
cathode
able
maintain
reversible
capacity
239.2
mAh
110
cycles,
which
attributed
superior
structural
stability,
weak
interfacial
reaction,
low
migration
barrier,
inhibited
vanadium
electrolyte.
addition,
as‐fabricated
Zn||Zeolite‐Zn||AC@I
2
batteries
have
also
brilliant
performances,
suggesting
its
promising
potential
practical
application
zinc‐based
secondary
This
study
provides
mechanistic
insights
inspiration
original
design
inorganic
electrolytes.
Язык: Английский
Temperature-Adaptive Aqueous Zinc–Iodine Batteries Enabled by Ionic Covalent Organic Framework Modified Separator
The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 5515 - 5522
Опубликована: Май 27, 2025
Zinc-iodine
batteries
(ZIBs)
face
challenges,
such
as
polyiodide
shuttling,
self-discharge,
and
temperature
sensitivity.
To
overcome
these
issues,
we
developed
a
separator
functionalized
with
an
ionic
covalent
organic
framework
(COF@GF),
which
incorporates
pyridine
quaternary
ammonium
active
sites.
The
COF@GF
enhances
conductivity
(13.9
mS
cm-1)
Zn2+
transference
number
(0.76),
suppresses
anode
dendrite
formation,
reduces
self-discharge.
In
situ
Raman
spectroscopy
theoretical
calculations
show
that
COF's
moderate
electronic
improves
I3-/I5-
conversion
kinetics
adsorption
through
Lewis
acid-base
interactions,
thus
controlling
redox
chemistry
suppressing
shuttle
effects.
COF@GF-modified
ZIBs
exhibit
stable
cycling
for
over
5000
cycles
at
20
C
perform
well
across
temperatures
from
-5
to
60
°C.
At
0
°C,
the
battery
retains
89.6%
of
its
capacity
10000
cycles,
minimal
decay
rate
0.001%
per
cycle,
showcasing
potential
COF
materials
practical
aqueous
ZIB
applications.
Язык: Английский