Efficient Ion Migration and Stable Interface Chemistry of PVDF‐Based Electrolytes for Solid‐State Lithium Metal Batteries (Small 35/2025)

Lithium Metal Batteries The interface failure initiated by the residual solvent and the sluggish Li+ migration kinetics caused by the intricacy of the Li+-interaction environment severely precludes the development of PVDF-based electrolytes. Herein, the PVDF-based electrolytes are designed by compositing the PVDF matrix and sand-ground SiO (SiO-a) fillers with Si/SiOx(0≤x≤2)/SiO2 heterostructure, SiO-a doping effectively deconstructs intrinsic Li+-solvent cage and establishes a stable electrode/electrolyte interface in the PVDF-based electrolyte. More in article number 2501124, Zhengguang Hu, Li Wang, and co-workers.

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Efficient Ion Migration and Stable Interface Chemistry of PVDF‐Based Electrolytes for Solid‐State Lithium Metal Batteries (Small 35/2025)

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Efficient Ion Migration and Stable Interface Chemistry of PVDF‐Based Electrolytes for Solid‐State Lithium Metal Batteries (Small 35/2025)

Xiaowu Fu, Haozhong Huang, Kai Cao, Jiren Yuan, Qichen Zhang, Zhengguang Hu, Li Wang, Biao Wang, Kaibo Fan, Zhongheng Zhu, Ling Sun, Jie Chen, Yong Zhao
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Lithium Metal Batteries The interface failure initiated by the residual solvent and the sluggish Li+ migration kinetics caused by the intricacy of the Li+-interaction environment severely precludes the development of PVDF-based electrolytes. Herein, the PVDF-based electrolytes are designed by compositing the PVDF matrix and sand-ground SiO (SiO-a) fillers with Si/SiOx(0≤x≤2)/SiO2 heterostructure, SiO-a doping effectively deconstructs intrinsic Li+-solvent cage and establishes a stable electrode/electrolyte interface in the PVDF-based electrolyte. More in article number 2501124, Zhengguang Hu, Li Wang, and co-workers.

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