Secondary batteries based on metal anodes are among the most sought-after candidates for next-generation mobile and stationary storage systems because they are able to store a larger amount of energy per unit mass or volume
2018
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Scholarcy highlights
- Secondary batteries based on metal anodes are among the most sought-after candidates for next-generation mobile and stationary storage systems because they are able to store a larger amount of energy per unit mass or volume
- Unstable electrodeposition and uncontrolled interfacial reactions occuring in liquid electrolytes cause unsatisfying cell performance and potential safety concerns for the commercial application of these metal anodes
- The comparison of different types of electrolytes is discussed in detail, in the context of electrochemical energy storage applications
- The focus of this study is on recent advances in a range of attractive and innovative battery chemistries and technologies that are enabled by Solid-state electrolytes
- The challenges and future perspectives are outlined to foresee the development of SSEs
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