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Ren et al., 2024 - Google Patents

Long‐cycling Zinc Metal Anodes Enabled by an In Situ Constructed ZnO Coating Layer

Ren et al., 2024

Document ID
6399936491579297784
Author
Ren Q
Tang X
He K
Zhang C
Wang W
Guo Y
Zhu Z
Xiao X
Wang S
Lu J
Yuan Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Advanced Functional Materials

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Suppressing dendrite growth in zinc (Zn) anodes for aqueous Zn batteries remains a significant challenge. Modifying the Zn/electrolyte interface stands out as one of the most promising strategies to tackle this problem. In this study, a nanometer‐thick ZnO coating …
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