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Polysulfide‐shuttle control in lithium‐sulfur batteries with a chemically/electrochemically compatible NASICON‐type solid electrolyte

Yu et al., 2016

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17679902249743079341
Author
Yu X
Bi Z
Zhao F
Manthiram A
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Advanced Energy Materials

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A NaSICON‐type Li+‐ion conductive membrane with a formula of Li1+ x Y x Zr2− x (PO4) 3 (LYZP)(x= 0–0.15) has been explored as a solid‐electrolyte/separator to suppress polysulfide‐crossover in lithium‐sulfur (Li‐S) batteries. The LYZP membrane with a …
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