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Li-Indium alloy anode for high-performance Li-metal batteries

Jing et al., 2022

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8230787008549532297
Author
Jing W
Zou K
Dai X
Sun J
Tan Q
Chen Y
Liu Y
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Journal of Alloys and Compounds

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Lithium metal has been considered one of the most ideal anode materials for batteries due to its ultrahigh theoretical capacity and energy density. However, the unstable SEI layer and the growth of Li dendrites cause poor cycling performance and even safety hazards, which …
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