Constructing host–guest recognition electrolytes promotes the Li+ kinetics in solid-state batteries
Energy & Environmental Science2024Vol. 17(2), pp. 780–790
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Qing Liu, Yang Li, Zhiyuan Mei, Qi An, Kun Zeng, Wenjing Huang, Shimin Wang, Yongjiang Sun, Hong Guo
Abstract
Ti-MOFs with synergetic various sites are designed to serve as a “host” platform for a GPE to tune the electrolyte properties. This unique system can improve Li + ion conduction, mechanical strength and the ability to withstand high voltage.
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