Hydroxyethyl cellulose optimized cathode–electrolyte interfaces in aqueous zinc ion batteries
Journal of Materials Chemistry A2024Vol. 12(36), pp. 24647–24655
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Sheng Lu, Yuyang Gu, Guangyu Cheng, Yueni Mei, Dongqing Wu, Gao Yu, Xuemin Yu, Liang Wu, Yuezeng Su, Han Wang
Abstract
Optimizing ion transport at the cathode–electrolyte interface by using hydroxyethyl cellulose (HEC) can effectively improve the electrochemical performance of the cathode, which will be helpful for the electrode design of powerful aqueous batteries.
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