<i>In silico</i> navigation of Na<sup>+</sup> ion solvation in deep eutectic solvents to propel the next wave of sodium-ion battery electrolytes

Beyond volatility: DES electrolytes emerge as the molecular architects of next generation sodium-ion performance, stability, and sustainability.

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Journal of Materials Chemistry A
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ta03220b
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Advanced Battery Materials and Technologies
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In silico navigation of Na+ ion solvation in deep eutectic solvents to propel the next wave of sodium-ion battery electrolytes

Samaneh Pasban, Hamid Reza Ghenaatian, Ganesh Kamath, Mehdi Shakourian‐Fard
Journal of Materials Chemistry A
Advanced Battery Materials and Technologies
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In silico navigation of Na+ ion solvation in deep eutectic solvents to propel the next wave of sodium-ion battery electrolytes

Samaneh Pasban, Hamid Reza Ghenaatian, Ganesh Kamath, Mehdi Shakourian‐Fard
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Beyond volatility: DES electrolytes emerge as the molecular architects of next generation sodium-ion performance, stability, and sustainability.

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Kharazmi University (IR), Jahrom University (IR), Endangered Language Fund (US), University of Birjand (IR)
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Advanced Battery Materials and Technologies
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