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Lean-water electrolyte to stabilize zinc anode and suppress manganese dissolution of cathode for ampere-hour zinc batteries

Wang et al., 2024

Document ID
11804855877672599313
Author
Wang X
Ying Y
Chen S
Meng Q
Huang H
Ma L
Publication year
Publication venue
Nano Energy

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Rechargeable Zinc battery technologies are regarded as viable candidates for large-scale energy storage due to constitutional safety and inexpensive position. Nevertheless, the strong polarity of H 2 O molecules initiates the deterioration of both zinc metal anode and …
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