Highly ionic conductive, self-healable solid polymer electrolyte based on reversibly interlocked macromolecule networks for lithium metal batteries workable at room temperature
Journal of Materials Chemistry A2022Vol. 10(36), pp. 18895–18906
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Abstract
A self-healing solid polymer electrolyte based on reversibly interlocking polymer networks (RILNs) with enhanced mechanical properties and ionic conductivity is developed for lithium metal batteries workable at room temperature.
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