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Hu et al., 2022 - Google Patents

A self‐regulated electrostatic shielding layer toward dendrite‐free Zn batteries

Hu et al., 2022

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298226654632896397
Author
Hu Z
Zhang F
Zhao Y
Wang H
Huang Y
Wu F
Chen R
Li L
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Although aqueous Zn batteries have become a more sustainable alternative to lithium‐ion batteries owing to their intrinsic security, their practical applications are limited by dendrite formation and hydrogen reactions. The first application of a rare earth metal type addition to …
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