Effects of electrolyte, state of charge, and strain rate on the mechanical properties of lithium-ion battery electrodes and separators

The state of charge, electrolyte environment, and strain rate synergistically govern the mechanical integrity of lithium-ion battery electrodes, revealing complex solid–liquid interactions vital for battery safety and durability.

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Journal of Materials Chemistry A
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ta02137e
Primary Topic
Advanced Battery Technologies Research
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Abstract

The state of charge, electrolyte environment, and strain rate synergistically govern the mechanical integrity of lithium-ion battery electrodes, revealing complex solid–liquid interactions vital for battery safety and durability.

Journal of Materials Chemistry A
General Motors (United States) (US), University of Delaware (US)
General Motors Corporation
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