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Development of an in situ polymerized artificial layer for dendrite‐free and stable lithium metal batteries

Junquan Lai, Rui Tan Orcid Logo, Huai Jiang, Xinjing Huang, Zhongliang Tian, Bo Hong, Mengran Wang, Jie Li

Battery Energy, Volume: 3, Issue: 4

Swansea University Author: Rui Tan Orcid Logo

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DOI (Published version): 10.1002/bte2.20230070

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Severe lithium dendrite issues bring a significant challenge for the practical application of Li metal anodes. In this study, a scalable spray-coating method is used to in situ construct an organic/inorganic composite interfacial layer including Li-Zn alloy and lithium polyacrylate on the surface of...

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ISSN: 2768-1688 2768-1696
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title_short Development of an in situ polymerized artificial layer for dendrite‐free and stable lithium metal batteries
title_full Development of an in situ polymerized artificial layer for dendrite‐free and stable lithium metal batteries
title_fullStr Development of an in situ polymerized artificial layer for dendrite‐free and stable lithium metal batteries
title_full_unstemmed Development of an in situ polymerized artificial layer for dendrite‐free and stable lithium metal batteries
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description Severe lithium dendrite issues bring a significant challenge for the practical application of Li metal anodes. In this study, a scalable spray-coating method is used to in situ construct an organic/inorganic composite interfacial layer including Li-Zn alloy and lithium polyacrylate on the surface of lithium metal. The Li-Zn alloy exhibits favorable lithiophilic and high Li+ diffusion coefficient, whereas highly elastic lithium polyacrylate is a Li+ conductor and provides excellent mechanical properties. Finally, the ZA-Li||ZA-Li cell shows stable cycling for over 1800 h with 1 mA cm−2 at 2 h per cycle, which demonstrates a pronounced inhibition of lithium dendrite growth. Based on the above merits, this work would open a new avenue to develop advanced artificial interfacial layer with multiple capabilities for high-performance lithium metal batteries.
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