Enabling reliable lithium metal batteries by a bifunctional anionic electrolyte additive

Yulin Ma; Zhenxin Zhou; Changjin Li; Long Wang; Yang Wang; Xinqun Cheng; Pengjian Zuo; Chunyu Du; Hua Huo; Yunzhi Gao; Geping Yin

doi:10.1016/j.ensm.2017.10.015

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Enabling reliable lithium metal batteries by a bifunctional anionic electrolyte additive

Yulin Ma Zhenxin Zhou Changjin Li Long Wang Yang Wang Xinqun Cheng Pengjian Zuo Chunyu Du Hua Huo Yunzhi Gao Geping Yin

Year: 2017 Journal: Energy storage materials Vol: 11 Pages: 197-204 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.ensm.2017.10.015

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Electrolyte Bifunctional Anode Materials science Faraday efficiency Polarization (electrochemistry) Lithium (medication) Lithium metal Chemical engineering Metal Battery (electricity) Inorganic chemistry Electrode Chemistry Metallurgy Organic chemistry Catalysis

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