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A wide-temperature-range, low-cost, fluorine-free battery electrolyte based on sodium bis (oxalate) borate

Mogensen et al., 2021

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7762511155925827301
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Mogensen R
Buckel A
Colbin S
Younesi R
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Chemistry of Materials

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Common battery electrolytes comprise organic carbonate solvents and fluorinated salts based on hexafluorophosphate (PF6–) anions. However, these electrolytes suffer from high flammability, limited operating temperature window, and high cost. To address those issues …
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