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High dielectric, robust composite protective layer for dendrite‐free and LiPF6 degradation‐free lithium metal anode

Jang et al., 2019

Document ID
2044391721375355966
Author
Jang E
Ahn J
Yoon S
Cho K
Publication year
Publication venue
Advanced Functional Materials

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The development of lithium metal anodes for next generation batteries remains a challenge. Uncontrolled Li dendrite growth not only induces severe safety issues but also leads to capacity fading by continuously consuming the electrolyte. This study demonstrates the …
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