Micro silicon(mSi)is a promising anode candidate for all-solid-state batteries due to its high specific capacity,low side reactions,and high tap density.However,silicon suffers from its poor electronic and ionic condu...Micro silicon(mSi)is a promising anode candidate for all-solid-state batteries due to its high specific capacity,low side reactions,and high tap density.However,silicon suffers from its poor electronic and ionic conductivity,which is particularly severe on a micro scale and in solid-state systems,leading to increased polarization and inferior electrochemical performance.Doping can broaden the transmission pathways and reduce the diffusion energy barrier for electrons and lithium ions.However,achieving effective,uniform doping in mSi is challenging due to its longer diffusion paths and higher energy barriers.Therefore,current doping research is primarily limited to nanosilicon.In this study,we successfully used a Joule-heating activated staged thermal treatment to achieve full-depth doping of germanium(Ge)in the mSi substrate.The Joule-heating process activated the mSi substrate,resulting in abundant vacancy defects that reduced the diffusion barrier of Ge into the silicon lattice and facilitated full-depth Ge doping.Surprisingly,the resulting Si-Ge anode exhibited significantly enhanced electrical conductivity(70 times).Meanwhile,the improved Li-ion conductivity in mSi and the reduced Young’s modulus enhance the electrode reaction kinetics and integrity after cycling.Ge-doped silicon anodes demonstrate excellent electrochemical performance when applied in sulfide solid-state half-cells and full-cells.This work provides substantial insights into the rational structural design of mSi alloyed anode materials,paving the way for the development of high-performance solid-state Li-ion batteries.展开更多
All-solid-state batteries(ASSBs)represent a next-generation energy storage technology,offering enhanced safety,higher energy density,and improved cycling stability compared to conventional liquid-electrolyte-based lit...All-solid-state batteries(ASSBs)represent a next-generation energy storage technology,offering enhanced safety,higher energy density,and improved cycling stability compared to conventional liquid-electrolyte-based lithium-ion batteries.Understanding and optimizing the complex chemistries and interfaces that underpin ASSB performance present significant challenges from both experimental and modeling perspectives.In particular,atomistic simulations face difficulties in capturing the complex structure,disorder,and dynamic evolution of materials and interfaces under practically relevant conditions.While established methods such as density functional theory and classical force fields have provided valuable insights,some questions remain difficult to address,particularly those involving large system sizes or long timescales.Recently,machine learning interatomic potentials(MLIPs)have emerged as a transformative tool,enabling atomistic simulations at length and time scales that were previously challenging to access with conventional approaches.By delivering near first-principles accuracy with much greater efficiency,MLIPs open new avenues for large-scale,long-timescale,and high-throughput simulations of solid-state battery materials.In this review,we present a comparative overview of density functional theory,classical force fields,and MLIPs,highlighting their respective strengths and limitations in ASSB research.We then discuss how MLIPs enable simulations that reach longer timescales,larger system sizes,and support high-throughput calculations,providing unique insights into ion transport and interfacial evolution in ASSBs.Finally,we conclude with a summary and outlook on current challenges and future opportunities for expanding MLIP capabilities and accelerating their impact in solid-state battery research.展开更多
In the realm of large-scale power system energy storage,sodium-based batteries represent a cost-effective post-lithium energy storage technology,making inorganic solid-state sodium batteries(ISSSB)a critical branch of...In the realm of large-scale power system energy storage,sodium-based batteries represent a cost-effective post-lithium energy storage technology,making inorganic solid-state sodium batteries(ISSSB)a critical branch of this development.Inorganic solid-state electrolytes(ISSEs)are the core components of sodium batteries;however,they face significant challenges such as insufficient ionic conductivity,interfacial instability,and dendrite growth,all of which severely hinder practical application.This review critically assesses experimental protocols and theoretical frameworks related to mainstream ISSEs and systematizes optimization strategies aimed at overcoming these challenges.Leveraging integrated insights from both experimental and computational studies,the review first categorizes and summarizes the primary types of ISSEs,namely oxide-,sulfide-,and halide-based electrolytes.It then details interfacial optimization strategies focused on addressing three core interfacial issues:ion transport barriers resulting from mechanical incompatibility,side reactions stemming from electrochemical mismatch,and dendrite formation.Finally,the review advocates prioritizing in-depth research that integrates experimental and theoretical approaches to establish a closed-loop methodology encompassing predictive design,multiscale investigation,mechanistic exploration,and high-throughput automated experimentation,with feedback-driven refinement.This work serves as a comprehensive reference and systematic roadmap for future research on solid-state electrolytes(SSEs).展开更多
Polyethylene oxide(PEO)-based solid polymer electrolytes(SPEs)have long faced limitations due to low ionic conductivity at ambient temperature and poor interfacial stability with lithium metal anodes.Here,we present a...Polyethylene oxide(PEO)-based solid polymer electrolytes(SPEs)have long faced limitations due to low ionic conductivity at ambient temperature and poor interfacial stability with lithium metal anodes.Here,we present a structural engineering strategy to address these challenges through shear-induced crystallization of concentrated PEO-LiTFSI solutions,which self-assemble into flower-like spherulites with radially aligned lamellar crystals.This unique structure creates continuous Li^(+)transport highways through densely packed crystalline domains,achieving a record-high ionic conductivity of 1.70×10^(-4) S/cm at 25℃ for pristine PEO-based systems.Strategic incorporation of lithium montmorillonite(MMTli,10 wt%)further optimizes the composite electrolyte,balancing high ionic conductivity(1.47×10^(-4) S/cm)with enhanced electrochemical stability(4.99 V vs.Li^(+)/Li),elevated Li^(+)transference number(0.62),and mechanical robustness.The composite electrolyte enables stable Li plating/stripping over 800 h in symmetric Li||Li cells and powers LiFePO_(4)||Li solid-state batteries with 82%capacity retention after 200 cycles at 0.2 C under ambient conditions.This work pioneers a scalable processing paradigm for crystalline polymer electrolytes,offering new insights into ion transport mechanisms and validating clay minerals as multifunctional additives for next-generation energy storage systems.展开更多
Thermoplastic polyurethane(TPU)consists of a hardsegment and a soft segment,where the former affords mechanical strength and thermalstability,while the latter provides a possibility of good ionic conductivity by promo...Thermoplastic polyurethane(TPU)consists of a hardsegment and a soft segment,where the former affords mechanical strength and thermalstability,while the latter provides a possibility of good ionic conductivity by promoting dissociation of ions from the lithium salt.Thus,TPU attracts a wide interest recently as a promising polymer electrolyte for solid-state lithium batteries.However,the relatively low ionic conductivity of TPU still restricts its actual applications due to the aggregation of polymer chains,which greatly reduces the dissociation of lithium salts.Herein,a strategy to address this challenge was adopted by in situ polymerization poly(ethylene glycol diacrylate)(PEGDA)in fully dispersed TPU.Hence a stretchable solid-state electrolyte(denoted as TELL and the contrast sample was denoted as TLL)with high ionic conductivity of 7.18×10^(-4) S/cm was obtained at room temperature.The Li^(+)transference number is 0.85 in Li|TELL|Li cell and can stably undergo charge-discharge cycles for 1400 h at a current density of O.1 mA/cm^(2),while the contrast sample is short-circuited after 634 h of cycling.The LiFePO_(4)|TELL|Li cell achieves a capacity retention of 78.93%after 200 cycles at 2 C.The LiFePO_(4) TLL Li cellonly gains the capacity retention of 51.9%after 50 cyclesat the same current density.So,the method adopted here may provide a new approach to realize a flexible solid-state electrolyte with high ion-conductivity.展开更多
With the widespread adoption of lithium-ion batteries(LIBs),safety concerns associated with flammable organic elec-trolytes have become increasingly critical.Solid-state lithium batteries(SSLBs),with enhanced safety a...With the widespread adoption of lithium-ion batteries(LIBs),safety concerns associated with flammable organic elec-trolytes have become increasingly critical.Solid-state lithium batteries(SSLBs),with enhanced safety and higher energy density potential,are regarded as a promising next-generation energy storage technology.However,the practical appli-cation of solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)remains hindered by several challenges,including low Li^(+)ion conductivity,poor interfacial compatibility with electrodes,unfavorable mechanical properties and difficulties in scalable manufacturing.This review systematically examines recent progress in SSEs,including inorganic types(oxides,sulfides,halides),organic types(polymers,plastic crystals,poly(ionic liquids)(PILs)),and the emerging class of soft solid-state electrolytes(S3Es),especially those based on“rigid-flexible synergy”composites and“Li+-desolvation”mechanism using porous frameworks.Critical assessment reveals that single-component SSEs face inherent limitations that are difficult to be fully overcome through compositional and structural modification alone.In contrast,S3Es integrate the strength of complementary components to achieve a balanced and synergic enhancement in electrochemical properties(e.g.,ionic conductivity and stability window),mechanical integrity,and processability,showing great promise as next-generation SSEs.Furthermore,the application-ori-ented challenges and emerging trends in S3E research are outlined,aiming to provide strategic insights into future develop-ment of high-performance SSEs.展开更多
This study shows that sulfide solid-state electrolytes,β-Li_(3)PS_(4)and Li_(6)PS_(5)Cl,are flammable solids.Both solid-state electrolytes release sulfur vapor in a dry,oxidizing environment at elevated temperature&l...This study shows that sulfide solid-state electrolytes,β-Li_(3)PS_(4)and Li_(6)PS_(5)Cl,are flammable solids.Both solid-state electrolytes release sulfur vapor in a dry,oxidizing environment at elevated temperature<300℃.Sulfur vapor is a highly flammable gas,which then auto-ignites to produce a flame.This behavior suggests that an O_(2)-S gas-gas reaction mechanism may contribute to all-solid-state battery thermal runaway.To improve all-solid-state battery safety,current work focuses on eliminating the O_(2)source by changing the cathode active material.The conclusion of this study suggests that all-solidstate battery safety can also be realized by the development of solid-state electrolytes with less susceptibility to sulfur volatilization.展开更多
Solid-state lithium batteries have become a research hotspot in the field of large-scale energy storage due to their excellent safety performance.The development of high-voltage positive electrode materials matched wi...Solid-state lithium batteries have become a research hotspot in the field of large-scale energy storage due to their excellent safety performance.The development of high-voltage positive electrode materials matched with lithium metal anode have advanced the energy density of solid-state lithium batteries close to or even exceeding that of lithium batteries based on a liquid electrolyte,which is expected to be commercialized in the future.However,in high voltage conditions(>4.3 V),the decomposition of electrolyte components,structural degradation,and interface side reactions significantly reduce battery performance and hinder its further development.This review summarizes the latest research progress of inorganic electrolytes,polymer electrolytes,and composite electrolytes in high-voltage solid-state lithium batteries.At the same time,the designs of high-voltage polymer gel electrolyte and high-voltage quasi solid-state electrolyte are introduced in detail.In addition,interface engineering is crucial for improving the overall performance of high-voltage solid-state batteries.Finally,we highlight the challenges faced by high-voltage solid-state lithium batteries and put forward our own views on future research directions.This review offers instructive insights into the advancement of high-voltage solid-state lithium batteries for large-scale energy storage applications.展开更多
Composite polymer electrolytes(CPEs)are considered as promising electrolytes for next-generation lithium batteries due to their superior advantages in safety,mechanical stability/flexibility,cathode compatibility,etc....Composite polymer electrolytes(CPEs)are considered as promising electrolytes for next-generation lithium batteries due to their superior advantages in safety,mechanical stability/flexibility,cathode compatibility,etc.However,achieving high Li+conductivity remains a major challenge,particularly at low temperatures.A key obstacle lies in the limited understanding of the complex interplay among amorphous components,including fillers,plasticizers,and residual solvents,which significantly hampers the rational design of high-performing CPEs.In this contribution,a polyvinylidene fluoride(PVDF)-based composite electrolyte has been developed,exhibiting high room-temperature ionic conductivity/mobility(>1 mS cm^(-1)/0.95×10^(-11)m^(2)s^(-1)),along with excellent electrochemical performances,including a wide stability window(4.8 V vs.Li/Li^(+)),superior charge/discharge capacity,and reversibility.By performing advanced solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance(ssNMR)techniques,in combination with systematic investigations into solid polymer electrolytes(SPEs),gel polymer electrolytes(GPEs),and CPEs,we establish an efficient NMR-based strategy for deconvoluting the structural and dynamic features of complex electrolyte systems.Notably,the simple1H magic-angle spinning(MAS)NMR spectroscopy enables the identification and monitoring of nearly all components in the composite matrix.Motion-sensitive1H-13C and1H-7Li correlation experiments further reveal that the rigidity of PVDF polymer chain segments and the presence of residual solvents are two critical factors governing Li+mobility.Moreover,we demonstrate that the order of the filler and plasticizer addition during the CPE fabrication significantly influences the performance of the electrolyte by regulating the retention of residual solvents.This work not only provides molecular-level insights into the structure-ion mobility relationships in the PVDF-based CPEs but also establishes a general NMR-based characterization approach for investigating other complex composite electrolyte materials.展开更多
The electro-chemo-mechanical mechanism is critical for understanding the initiation and propagation of lithium(Li)dendrites in solid-state lithium metal battery(SSLMB).Li dendrites often nucleate within surface defect...The electro-chemo-mechanical mechanism is critical for understanding the initiation and propagation of lithium(Li)dendrites in solid-state lithium metal battery(SSLMB).Li dendrites often nucleate within surface defects in the solid-state electrolyte,leading to internal short circuits that hinder practical application of SSLMB.While conventional experimental and finite element methods provide valuable insights,they are often costly,time-consuming,and inefficient for capturing the complicated stress evolution inside solid-state electrolyte.In this study,we propose a novel machine learning strategy that integrates prior knowledge and physics-informed constraints to predict the von Mises stress distribution induced by the internal defects of solid-state electrolyte.High-quality training datasets generated using a multiphysics simulation framework and key findings from previous studies were incorporated as physicsguided constraints to enhance prediction reliability and physical consistency of machine learning models.By employing a modified UNet architecture with squeeze-and-excitation module,it demonstrates remarkably high accuracy in stress prediction and exhibits excellent robustness and generalization across a wide range of defect scenarios.This model allows us to efficiently obtain the electro-chemo-mechanical failure of solid-state electrolyte,thereby guiding micro structural modifications and facilitating the design of SSLMB for practical applications.展开更多
Solid-state lithium batteries(SSLBs)are regarded as an essential growth path in energy storage systems due to their excellent safety and high energy density.In particular,SSLBs using conversion-type cathode materials ...Solid-state lithium batteries(SSLBs)are regarded as an essential growth path in energy storage systems due to their excellent safety and high energy density.In particular,SSLBs using conversion-type cathode materials have received widespread attention because of their high theoretical energy densities,low cost,and sustainability.Despite the great progress in research and development of SSLBs based on conversiontype cathodes,their practical applications still face challenges such as blocked ionic-electronic migration pathways,huge volume change,interfacial incompatibility,and expensive processing costs.This review focuses on the advantages and critical issues of coupling conversion-type cathodes with solid-state electrolytes(SSEs),as well as state-of-the-art progress in various promising cathodes(e.g.,FeS_(2),CuS,FeF_(3),FeF_(2),and S)in SSLBs.Furthermore,representative research on conversion-type solid-state full cells is discussed to offer enlightenment for their practical application.Significantly,the energy density exhibited by the S cathode stands out impressively,while sulfide SSEs and halide SSEs have demonstrated immense potential for coupling with conversion-type cathodes.Finally,perspectives on conversion-type cathodes are provided at the material,interface,composite electrode,and battery levels,with a view to accelerating the development of conversion-type cathodes for high-energy–density SSLBs.展开更多
Solid-state batteries have recently raised strong interest in the scientific community as possible advancement of battery technology beyond commercial lithium ion due to the promise of high energy densities and improv...Solid-state batteries have recently raised strong interest in the scientific community as possible advancement of battery technology beyond commercial lithium ion due to the promise of high energy densities and improved safety[1].In the core of development of high-performance solid-state batteries,is the development of solid-state electrolytes,which should be both sufficiently ionically conductive and offer stable interphases with high-energy electrodes,such as alkali metals and silicon[2,3].Recently,potassium-ion batteries have emerged as an alternative to lithium-ion batteries as a remedy to limited resources and uneven distribution of lithium,as well as due to the fact that low standard electrode potentials of K/K^(+) electrodes should lead to high operation voltages,competitive to those observed in commercial lithium batteries[4-6].展开更多
Halide solid-state electrolytes(HSSEs)with excellent ionic conductivity and high voltage stability are promising for all-solid-state Li-ion batteries(ASSLBs).However,they suffer from poor processability,mechanical dur...Halide solid-state electrolytes(HSSEs)with excellent ionic conductivity and high voltage stability are promising for all-solid-state Li-ion batteries(ASSLBs).However,they suffer from poor processability,mechanical durability and humidity stability,hindering their large-scale applications.Here,we introduce a dry-processing fibrillation strategy using hydrophobic polytetrafluoroethylene(PTFE)binder to encapsulate Li_(3)InCl_(6)(LIC)particles(the most representative HSSE).By manipulating the fibrillating process,only 0.5 wt%PTFE is sufficient to prepare free-standing LIC-PTFE(LIC-P)HSSEs.Additionally,LIC-P demonstrates excellent mechanical durability and humidity resistance.They can maintain their shapes after being exposed to humid atmosphere for 30 min,meanwhile still exhibit high ionic conductivity of>0.2m S/cm at 25℃.Consequently,the LIC-P-based ASSLBs deliver a high specific capacity of 126.6 m Ah/g at0.1 C and long cyclability of 200 cycles at 0.2 C.More importantly,the ASSLBs using moisture-exposed LIC-P can still operate properly by exhibiting a high capacity-retention of 87.7%after 100 cycles under0.2 C.Furthermore,for the first time,we unravel the LIC interfacial morphology evolution upon cycling because the good mechanical durability enables a facile separation of LIC-P from ASSLBs after testing.展开更多
The replacement of non-aqueous organic electrolytes with solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)in solid-state lithium metal batteries(SLMBs)is considered a promising strategy to address the constraints of lithium-ion batterie...The replacement of non-aqueous organic electrolytes with solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)in solid-state lithium metal batteries(SLMBs)is considered a promising strategy to address the constraints of lithium-ion batteries,especially in terms of energy density and reliability.Nevertheless,few SLMBs can deliver the required cycling performance and long-term stability for practical use,primarily due to suboptimal interface properties.Given the diverse solidification pathways leading to different interface characteristics,it is crucial to pinpoint the source of interface deterioration and develop appropriate remedies.This review focuses on Li|SSE interface issues between lithium metal anode and SSE,discussing recent advancements in the understanding of(electro)chemistry,the impact of defects,and interface evolutions that vary among different SSE species.The state-ofthe-art strategies concerning modified SEI,artificial interlayer,surface architecture,and composite structure are summarized and delved into the internal relationships between interface characteristics and performance enhancements.The current challenges and opportunities in characterizing and modifying the Li|SSE interface are suggested as potential directions for achieving practical SLMBs.展开更多
Halide electrolytes,renowned for their excellent electrochemical stability and wide voltage window,exhibit significant potential in the development of high energy density solid-state batteries featuring high voltage c...Halide electrolytes,renowned for their excellent electrochemical stability and wide voltage window,exhibit significant potential in the development of high energy density solid-state batteries featuring high voltage cathode materials.In this study,we present the development and synthesis of a 0.6Li_(2)S-ZrCl_(4)solid electrolyte,demonstrating an ion conductivity of 1.9×10^(–3)S/cm at 25°C.Under a pressure of 500 MPa,the relative density of the electrolyte can reach 97.37%,showcasing its commendable compressibility.0.6Li_(2)S-ZrCl_(4)served as the electrolyte,and we assembled batteries utilizing a LiCoO_(2)(LCO)positive electrode,Li_(9.54)Si_(1.74)P_(1.44)S_(11.7)Cl_(0.3)(LSPSCl)coating,and Li-In negative electrode for laboratory testing.At 25°C,this all-solid-state battery demonstrated an impressive discharge capacity retention rate of86.99%(with a final discharge specific capacity of 110.5 m Ah/g)after 250 cycles at 24 m A/g and 100 MPa stack pressure.Upon substituting the positive electrode material with LiNi_(0.8)Mn_(0.1)Co_(0.1)O_(2)(NMC811)and assembling an all-solid-state battery,it demonstrated a discharge capacity retention rate of 74.17%after200 cycles at 3.6 m A/g and 100 MPa stack pressure in an environment at 25°C(with a final discharge specific capacity of 103.3 m A/g).Our findings hold significant implications for the design of novel superionic conductors,thereby contributing to the advancement of all-solid-state battery technology.展开更多
In the pursuit of safer and more energy-dense all-solid-state Li-ion batteries,solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)have emerged as pivotal components,with halide SSEs distinguished by their excellent electrochemical stabili...In the pursuit of safer and more energy-dense all-solid-state Li-ion batteries,solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)have emerged as pivotal components,with halide SSEs distinguished by their excellent electrochemical stability,enhanced Li-ion diffusion,and potential cost-efficiency.These properties depend on the anion elements and the structure of closely packed anion sublattices,such as cubic close-packed(ccp)and hexagonal close-packed(hcp)frameworks.Hence,understanding these key differences is essential because they influence the ion diffusion kinetic properties of various halide SSEs.However,research has predominantly shown that ccp anion sublattices generally exhibit higher ionic conductivities than their hcp counterparts,often overlooking the importance of the structural frameworks.To address this issue,we re-evaluated the assumption that a ccp framework is necessary for high electrochemical performance.Specifically,we utilized the three previously synthesized hcp and a ccp frameworks,all with an identical composition of Li_(3)YCl_(6),to assess their thermodynamic stability,synthesizability,and ionic conductivity through ab initio molecular dynamics simulations.The results revealed that hcp frameworks could be promising candidates for SSEs,challenging the conventional preference for the ccp framework.With this structural insight,we designed a novel hcp framework to predict a new Li_(3)YCl_(6) crystal structure with the highest ionic conductivity(38 mS·cm^(−1))among the halide frameworks and a superior 2D Li-ion diffusion pathway.This breakthrough underscores the significance of the anion framework geometry in Li-ion diffusion and highlights the importance of precise crystallographic predictions in developing more efficient and cost-effective battery technologies.展开更多
Halide solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)with high ionic conductivity and excellent compatibility with highvoltage oxide cathodes in all-solid-state lithium batteries(ASSLBs)offer improved safety and cycling performance.H...Halide solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)with high ionic conductivity and excellent compatibility with highvoltage oxide cathodes in all-solid-state lithium batteries(ASSLBs)offer improved safety and cycling performance.However,the ionic conductivity of halide SSEs at room temperature(RT)and their stability against lithium(Li)metal anodes still require further enhancement.In this study,Li_(2+x)ZrCl_(6-x)S_(x)(0≤x≤1)SSEs,featuring two highly amorphous phases,are synthesized via an aliovalent sulfursubstitution strategy.Notably,a new phase(C2/m),distinct from Li_(2)ZrCl_(6)(LZC)(p3m1),is induced by modulating the sulfur substitution level for chlorine.Consequently,the crystallinity of the coexisting two-phase SSEs is significantly lower than that of the single-phase material.Owing to their highly amorphous nature,the ionic conductivity of Li_(2.25)ZrCl_(5.75)S_(0.25)(LZCS0.25)increases from 0.33 mS cm^(-1)(LZC)to0.97 mS cm^(-1)at RT.In addition,LZCS0.25 exhibits higher compressibility and lower reduction potential(1.78 V vs.2.34 V for LZC),and the Li/LZCS0.25/Li symmetric cell exhibits improved cycling stability.ASSLBs employing LZCS0.25 and LiCoO_(2) or single-crystal LiNi_(0.8)Mn_(0.1)Co_(0.1)O_(2) demonstrate high reversible specific capacity and excellent long-term cycling stability.This strategy for regulating the amorphous structure provides valuable guidance for the development of high-performance SSEs for ASSLBs.展开更多
In sulfide-based all-solid-state lithium batteries(ASLBs),the development of high-capacity anode materials with stable interfaces to sulfide solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)is critical.Here,In_(2)O_(3)is explored as an ...In sulfide-based all-solid-state lithium batteries(ASLBs),the development of high-capacity anode materials with stable interfaces to sulfide solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)is critical.Here,In_(2)O_(3)is explored as an anode material for ASLBs for the first time,demonstrating exceptional interfacial stability and electrochemical performance.The In_(2)O_(3)anode,with a substantial mass loading of 7.64 mg cm^(-2),sustains a charge-specific capacity of528.0 mAh g^(-1)(4.03 mAh cm^(-2))at a current density of0.76 mA cm^(-2)over 500 cycles,with a capacity retention of 81.2%.Additionally,it exhibits remarkable long-term cycling stability(2900 cycles)under a high current density of 3.82 mA cm^(-2),with an exceptionally low decay rate of0.016%per cycle.The charge-discharge mechanism of the In_(2)O_(3)anode is elucidated in detail,revealing that the electrochemical evolution of In_(2)O_(3)in ASLBs involves notonly the alloying/dealloying process of indium(In)but also a conversion reaction between In and Li_(2)O.Notably,as cycling progresses,the conversion reaction of In and Li_(2)O diminishes,with the reversible alloy ing/dealloy ing process becoming predominant.This work offers valuable insights for advancing oxide anode materials in sulfide-based ASLBs.展开更多
Nickel-rich layered oxide cathode materials such as LiNi_(0.8)Co_(0.1)Mn_(0.1)O_(2)(NCM811)undergo deleterious side reactions when coupled with sulfide solid-state electrolytes(SSEs).To address this issue,we propose a...Nickel-rich layered oxide cathode materials such as LiNi_(0.8)Co_(0.1)Mn_(0.1)O_(2)(NCM811)undergo deleterious side reactions when coupled with sulfide solid-state electrolytes(SSEs).To address this issue,we propose a dual-functional Ti_(3)(PO_(4))_(4)coating for NCM811 cathode to achieve a highly stable interface between NCM811 and sulfide SSEs.The electrochemically stabilized Ti_(3)(PO_(4))_(4)coating prevents direct contact between the SSEs and NCM811,thereby inhibiting interfacial side reactions.In addition,the internal structure of NCM811 can be stabilized by Ti doping,which inhibits the oxygen release behavior of NCM811 at high charge state,preventing further electrochemical oxidation of the SSEs.The modified NCM811@TiP cathode exhibits excellent long cycle stability,with 74.4%capacity retention after 100 cycles at a cut-off voltage of 4.2 V.This work provides a new insight for cathode modification based on nickel-rich layered oxides and sulfide-based all-solid-state lithium batteries.展开更多
Weak water stability and lithium reactivity are two major stability issues of sulfide solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)for all-solid-state lithium metal batteries.Here,we report on nano-sized boron nitride(BN)-coated Li_...Weak water stability and lithium reactivity are two major stability issues of sulfide solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)for all-solid-state lithium metal batteries.Here,we report on nano-sized boron nitride(BN)-coated Li_(5.7)PS_(4.7)Cl_(1.3)(BN@LPSC1.3)sulfide SSE,which exhibits reduced H_(2)S emission and improved ionic conductivity retention after relative humidity 1.2%-1.5%ambient condition exposure.Furthermore,BN can partially react with lithium metal to create stable Li_(3)N,resulting in BN@LPSC1.3 showing reduced reactivity against lithium metal and a higher critical current density of 2.2mA/cm^(2).The Li/BN@LPSC/Li symmetrical battery also shows considerably greater stability for>2000 h at a current density of 0.1mA/cm^(2).Despite the high cathode mass loading of 13.38mg/cm^(2),the LiNi_(0.8)Co_(0.1)Mn_(0.1)O_(2)/BN@LPSC1.3/Li all-solidstate lithium metal battery achieves 84.34%capacity retention even after 500 cycles at 0.1 C and room temperature(25℃).展开更多
基金financially supported by the National Key Research and Development Program(2022YFE0127400)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(52172040,52202041,and U23B2077)+1 种基金Taishan Scholar Project of Shandong Province(tsqn202211086,ts202208832,tsqnz20221118)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(23CX06055A).
文摘Micro silicon(mSi)is a promising anode candidate for all-solid-state batteries due to its high specific capacity,low side reactions,and high tap density.However,silicon suffers from its poor electronic and ionic conductivity,which is particularly severe on a micro scale and in solid-state systems,leading to increased polarization and inferior electrochemical performance.Doping can broaden the transmission pathways and reduce the diffusion energy barrier for electrons and lithium ions.However,achieving effective,uniform doping in mSi is challenging due to its longer diffusion paths and higher energy barriers.Therefore,current doping research is primarily limited to nanosilicon.In this study,we successfully used a Joule-heating activated staged thermal treatment to achieve full-depth doping of germanium(Ge)in the mSi substrate.The Joule-heating process activated the mSi substrate,resulting in abundant vacancy defects that reduced the diffusion barrier of Ge into the silicon lattice and facilitated full-depth Ge doping.Surprisingly,the resulting Si-Ge anode exhibited significantly enhanced electrical conductivity(70 times).Meanwhile,the improved Li-ion conductivity in mSi and the reduced Young’s modulus enhance the electrode reaction kinetics and integrity after cycling.Ge-doped silicon anodes demonstrate excellent electrochemical performance when applied in sulfide solid-state half-cells and full-cells.This work provides substantial insights into the rational structural design of mSi alloyed anode materials,paving the way for the development of high-performance solid-state Li-ion batteries.
文摘All-solid-state batteries(ASSBs)represent a next-generation energy storage technology,offering enhanced safety,higher energy density,and improved cycling stability compared to conventional liquid-electrolyte-based lithium-ion batteries.Understanding and optimizing the complex chemistries and interfaces that underpin ASSB performance present significant challenges from both experimental and modeling perspectives.In particular,atomistic simulations face difficulties in capturing the complex structure,disorder,and dynamic evolution of materials and interfaces under practically relevant conditions.While established methods such as density functional theory and classical force fields have provided valuable insights,some questions remain difficult to address,particularly those involving large system sizes or long timescales.Recently,machine learning interatomic potentials(MLIPs)have emerged as a transformative tool,enabling atomistic simulations at length and time scales that were previously challenging to access with conventional approaches.By delivering near first-principles accuracy with much greater efficiency,MLIPs open new avenues for large-scale,long-timescale,and high-throughput simulations of solid-state battery materials.In this review,we present a comparative overview of density functional theory,classical force fields,and MLIPs,highlighting their respective strengths and limitations in ASSB research.We then discuss how MLIPs enable simulations that reach longer timescales,larger system sizes,and support high-throughput calculations,providing unique insights into ion transport and interfacial evolution in ASSBs.Finally,we conclude with a summary and outlook on current challenges and future opportunities for expanding MLIP capabilities and accelerating their impact in solid-state battery research.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (52076076, 52006065)Fundamental Research Funds for Central Universities (2025JC003)Beijing Municipal Natural Science Foundation (3242022)
文摘In the realm of large-scale power system energy storage,sodium-based batteries represent a cost-effective post-lithium energy storage technology,making inorganic solid-state sodium batteries(ISSSB)a critical branch of this development.Inorganic solid-state electrolytes(ISSEs)are the core components of sodium batteries;however,they face significant challenges such as insufficient ionic conductivity,interfacial instability,and dendrite growth,all of which severely hinder practical application.This review critically assesses experimental protocols and theoretical frameworks related to mainstream ISSEs and systematizes optimization strategies aimed at overcoming these challenges.Leveraging integrated insights from both experimental and computational studies,the review first categorizes and summarizes the primary types of ISSEs,namely oxide-,sulfide-,and halide-based electrolytes.It then details interfacial optimization strategies focused on addressing three core interfacial issues:ion transport barriers resulting from mechanical incompatibility,side reactions stemming from electrochemical mismatch,and dendrite formation.Finally,the review advocates prioritizing in-depth research that integrates experimental and theoretical approaches to establish a closed-loop methodology encompassing predictive design,multiscale investigation,mechanistic exploration,and high-throughput automated experimentation,with feedback-driven refinement.This work serves as a comprehensive reference and systematic roadmap for future research on solid-state electrolytes(SSEs).
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.42272044)the High-performance Computing Platform of China University of Geosciences Beijing。
文摘Polyethylene oxide(PEO)-based solid polymer electrolytes(SPEs)have long faced limitations due to low ionic conductivity at ambient temperature and poor interfacial stability with lithium metal anodes.Here,we present a structural engineering strategy to address these challenges through shear-induced crystallization of concentrated PEO-LiTFSI solutions,which self-assemble into flower-like spherulites with radially aligned lamellar crystals.This unique structure creates continuous Li^(+)transport highways through densely packed crystalline domains,achieving a record-high ionic conductivity of 1.70×10^(-4) S/cm at 25℃ for pristine PEO-based systems.Strategic incorporation of lithium montmorillonite(MMTli,10 wt%)further optimizes the composite electrolyte,balancing high ionic conductivity(1.47×10^(-4) S/cm)with enhanced electrochemical stability(4.99 V vs.Li^(+)/Li),elevated Li^(+)transference number(0.62),and mechanical robustness.The composite electrolyte enables stable Li plating/stripping over 800 h in symmetric Li||Li cells and powers LiFePO_(4)||Li solid-state batteries with 82%capacity retention after 200 cycles at 0.2 C under ambient conditions.This work pioneers a scalable processing paradigm for crystalline polymer electrolytes,offering new insights into ion transport mechanisms and validating clay minerals as multifunctional additives for next-generation energy storage systems.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.52263010 and 52372188)2023 Introduction of studying abroad talent program,Henan Provincial Key Scientific Research Project of Collegesand Universities(No.23A150038)+1 种基金Key Scientific Research Project of Education Department of Henan Province(No.22A150042)the National students'platform for innovation and entrepreneurship training program(No.201910476010).
文摘Thermoplastic polyurethane(TPU)consists of a hardsegment and a soft segment,where the former affords mechanical strength and thermalstability,while the latter provides a possibility of good ionic conductivity by promoting dissociation of ions from the lithium salt.Thus,TPU attracts a wide interest recently as a promising polymer electrolyte for solid-state lithium batteries.However,the relatively low ionic conductivity of TPU still restricts its actual applications due to the aggregation of polymer chains,which greatly reduces the dissociation of lithium salts.Herein,a strategy to address this challenge was adopted by in situ polymerization poly(ethylene glycol diacrylate)(PEGDA)in fully dispersed TPU.Hence a stretchable solid-state electrolyte(denoted as TELL and the contrast sample was denoted as TLL)with high ionic conductivity of 7.18×10^(-4) S/cm was obtained at room temperature.The Li^(+)transference number is 0.85 in Li|TELL|Li cell and can stably undergo charge-discharge cycles for 1400 h at a current density of O.1 mA/cm^(2),while the contrast sample is short-circuited after 634 h of cycling.The LiFePO_(4)|TELL|Li cell achieves a capacity retention of 78.93%after 200 cycles at 2 C.The LiFePO_(4) TLL Li cellonly gains the capacity retention of 51.9%after 50 cyclesat the same current density.So,the method adopted here may provide a new approach to realize a flexible solid-state electrolyte with high ion-conductivity.
基金the financial support from the National Key R&D Program of China (Grant No. 2021YFB3800300)the supports from National Key R&D Program of China (Grant No. 2022YFB3807700)+6 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. U20A20248)the supports from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. W2441017, 22409103)the “Innovation Yongjiang 2035” Key R&D Program (Grant Nos. 2024Z040, 2025Z063)the National Key R&D Program of China (Grant No. 2023YFC2812700)the Natural Science Foundation of Shandong Province (Grant No. ZR2024YQ008)funding supports from the National Key R&D Program of China (Grant No. 2021YFB3800300)science and technology innovation fund for emission peak and carbon neutrality of Jiangsu province (Grant Nos. BK20220034, BK20231512)。
文摘With the widespread adoption of lithium-ion batteries(LIBs),safety concerns associated with flammable organic elec-trolytes have become increasingly critical.Solid-state lithium batteries(SSLBs),with enhanced safety and higher energy density potential,are regarded as a promising next-generation energy storage technology.However,the practical appli-cation of solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)remains hindered by several challenges,including low Li^(+)ion conductivity,poor interfacial compatibility with electrodes,unfavorable mechanical properties and difficulties in scalable manufacturing.This review systematically examines recent progress in SSEs,including inorganic types(oxides,sulfides,halides),organic types(polymers,plastic crystals,poly(ionic liquids)(PILs)),and the emerging class of soft solid-state electrolytes(S3Es),especially those based on“rigid-flexible synergy”composites and“Li+-desolvation”mechanism using porous frameworks.Critical assessment reveals that single-component SSEs face inherent limitations that are difficult to be fully overcome through compositional and structural modification alone.In contrast,S3Es integrate the strength of complementary components to achieve a balanced and synergic enhancement in electrochemical properties(e.g.,ionic conductivity and stability window),mechanical integrity,and processability,showing great promise as next-generation SSEs.Furthermore,the application-ori-ented challenges and emerging trends in S3E research are outlined,aiming to provide strategic insights into future develop-ment of high-performance SSEs.
文摘This study shows that sulfide solid-state electrolytes,β-Li_(3)PS_(4)and Li_(6)PS_(5)Cl,are flammable solids.Both solid-state electrolytes release sulfur vapor in a dry,oxidizing environment at elevated temperature<300℃.Sulfur vapor is a highly flammable gas,which then auto-ignites to produce a flame.This behavior suggests that an O_(2)-S gas-gas reaction mechanism may contribute to all-solid-state battery thermal runaway.To improve all-solid-state battery safety,current work focuses on eliminating the O_(2)source by changing the cathode active material.The conclusion of this study suggests that all-solidstate battery safety can also be realized by the development of solid-state electrolytes with less susceptibility to sulfur volatilization.
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(2024YFA1211100)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(52301278,22479080,52202254,92372001,22393900,and 92372203)+2 种基金the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province(BK20230937,BK20220966)the Science and Technology Plans of Tianjin(23JCYBJC00170,24JCJQJC00220,and 24ZXZSSS00390)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(02063253167,30922010708)。
文摘Solid-state lithium batteries have become a research hotspot in the field of large-scale energy storage due to their excellent safety performance.The development of high-voltage positive electrode materials matched with lithium metal anode have advanced the energy density of solid-state lithium batteries close to or even exceeding that of lithium batteries based on a liquid electrolyte,which is expected to be commercialized in the future.However,in high voltage conditions(>4.3 V),the decomposition of electrolyte components,structural degradation,and interface side reactions significantly reduce battery performance and hinder its further development.This review summarizes the latest research progress of inorganic electrolytes,polymer electrolytes,and composite electrolytes in high-voltage solid-state lithium batteries.At the same time,the designs of high-voltage polymer gel electrolyte and high-voltage quasi solid-state electrolyte are introduced in detail.In addition,interface engineering is crucial for improving the overall performance of high-voltage solid-state batteries.Finally,we highlight the challenges faced by high-voltage solid-state lithium batteries and put forward our own views on future research directions.This review offers instructive insights into the advancement of high-voltage solid-state lithium batteries for large-scale energy storage applications.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.22325405,22432005,22321002,and 22404159)the Dalian Science and Technology Talent Innovation Program(Grant No.2024RG009)+2 种基金the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(Grant Number 2024M753120)the LiaoNing Revitalization Talents Program(XLYC2203134)the ANSO Scholarship for Young Talents for financial support。
文摘Composite polymer electrolytes(CPEs)are considered as promising electrolytes for next-generation lithium batteries due to their superior advantages in safety,mechanical stability/flexibility,cathode compatibility,etc.However,achieving high Li+conductivity remains a major challenge,particularly at low temperatures.A key obstacle lies in the limited understanding of the complex interplay among amorphous components,including fillers,plasticizers,and residual solvents,which significantly hampers the rational design of high-performing CPEs.In this contribution,a polyvinylidene fluoride(PVDF)-based composite electrolyte has been developed,exhibiting high room-temperature ionic conductivity/mobility(>1 mS cm^(-1)/0.95×10^(-11)m^(2)s^(-1)),along with excellent electrochemical performances,including a wide stability window(4.8 V vs.Li/Li^(+)),superior charge/discharge capacity,and reversibility.By performing advanced solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance(ssNMR)techniques,in combination with systematic investigations into solid polymer electrolytes(SPEs),gel polymer electrolytes(GPEs),and CPEs,we establish an efficient NMR-based strategy for deconvoluting the structural and dynamic features of complex electrolyte systems.Notably,the simple1H magic-angle spinning(MAS)NMR spectroscopy enables the identification and monitoring of nearly all components in the composite matrix.Motion-sensitive1H-13C and1H-7Li correlation experiments further reveal that the rigidity of PVDF polymer chain segments and the presence of residual solvents are two critical factors governing Li+mobility.Moreover,we demonstrate that the order of the filler and plasticizer addition during the CPE fabrication significantly influences the performance of the electrolyte by regulating the retention of residual solvents.This work not only provides molecular-level insights into the structure-ion mobility relationships in the PVDF-based CPEs but also establishes a general NMR-based characterization approach for investigating other complex composite electrolyte materials.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(22479067)Yunnan Young Talents Program for“Xingdian Talent Support Plan”(KKXX202551007)。
文摘The electro-chemo-mechanical mechanism is critical for understanding the initiation and propagation of lithium(Li)dendrites in solid-state lithium metal battery(SSLMB).Li dendrites often nucleate within surface defects in the solid-state electrolyte,leading to internal short circuits that hinder practical application of SSLMB.While conventional experimental and finite element methods provide valuable insights,they are often costly,time-consuming,and inefficient for capturing the complicated stress evolution inside solid-state electrolyte.In this study,we propose a novel machine learning strategy that integrates prior knowledge and physics-informed constraints to predict the von Mises stress distribution induced by the internal defects of solid-state electrolyte.High-quality training datasets generated using a multiphysics simulation framework and key findings from previous studies were incorporated as physicsguided constraints to enhance prediction reliability and physical consistency of machine learning models.By employing a modified UNet architecture with squeeze-and-excitation module,it demonstrates remarkably high accuracy in stress prediction and exhibits excellent robustness and generalization across a wide range of defect scenarios.This model allows us to efficiently obtain the electro-chemo-mechanical failure of solid-state electrolyte,thereby guiding micro structural modifications and facilitating the design of SSLMB for practical applications.
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(22322903,52072061)Natural Science Foundation of Sichuan,China(2023NSFSC1914)Beijing National Laboratory for Condensed Matter Physics(2023BNLCMPKF015)。
文摘Solid-state lithium batteries(SSLBs)are regarded as an essential growth path in energy storage systems due to their excellent safety and high energy density.In particular,SSLBs using conversion-type cathode materials have received widespread attention because of their high theoretical energy densities,low cost,and sustainability.Despite the great progress in research and development of SSLBs based on conversiontype cathodes,their practical applications still face challenges such as blocked ionic-electronic migration pathways,huge volume change,interfacial incompatibility,and expensive processing costs.This review focuses on the advantages and critical issues of coupling conversion-type cathodes with solid-state electrolytes(SSEs),as well as state-of-the-art progress in various promising cathodes(e.g.,FeS_(2),CuS,FeF_(3),FeF_(2),and S)in SSLBs.Furthermore,representative research on conversion-type solid-state full cells is discussed to offer enlightenment for their practical application.Significantly,the energy density exhibited by the S cathode stands out impressively,while sulfide SSEs and halide SSEs have demonstrated immense potential for coupling with conversion-type cathodes.Finally,perspectives on conversion-type cathodes are provided at the material,interface,composite electrode,and battery levels,with a view to accelerating the development of conversion-type cathodes for high-energy–density SSLBs.
文摘Solid-state batteries have recently raised strong interest in the scientific community as possible advancement of battery technology beyond commercial lithium ion due to the promise of high energy densities and improved safety[1].In the core of development of high-performance solid-state batteries,is the development of solid-state electrolytes,which should be both sufficiently ionically conductive and offer stable interphases with high-energy electrodes,such as alkali metals and silicon[2,3].Recently,potassium-ion batteries have emerged as an alternative to lithium-ion batteries as a remedy to limited resources and uneven distribution of lithium,as well as due to the fact that low standard electrode potentials of K/K^(+) electrodes should lead to high operation voltages,competitive to those observed in commercial lithium batteries[4-6].
基金supported by the 261 Project of MIITthe National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.52250010,52201242,U23A20574)the Young Elite Scientists Sponsorship Program by CAST(No.2021QNRC001)。
文摘Halide solid-state electrolytes(HSSEs)with excellent ionic conductivity and high voltage stability are promising for all-solid-state Li-ion batteries(ASSLBs).However,they suffer from poor processability,mechanical durability and humidity stability,hindering their large-scale applications.Here,we introduce a dry-processing fibrillation strategy using hydrophobic polytetrafluoroethylene(PTFE)binder to encapsulate Li_(3)InCl_(6)(LIC)particles(the most representative HSSE).By manipulating the fibrillating process,only 0.5 wt%PTFE is sufficient to prepare free-standing LIC-PTFE(LIC-P)HSSEs.Additionally,LIC-P demonstrates excellent mechanical durability and humidity resistance.They can maintain their shapes after being exposed to humid atmosphere for 30 min,meanwhile still exhibit high ionic conductivity of>0.2m S/cm at 25℃.Consequently,the LIC-P-based ASSLBs deliver a high specific capacity of 126.6 m Ah/g at0.1 C and long cyclability of 200 cycles at 0.2 C.More importantly,the ASSLBs using moisture-exposed LIC-P can still operate properly by exhibiting a high capacity-retention of 87.7%after 100 cycles under0.2 C.Furthermore,for the first time,we unravel the LIC interfacial morphology evolution upon cycling because the good mechanical durability enables a facile separation of LIC-P from ASSLBs after testing.
基金Financial support from National Key R&D Program(2022YFB2404600)Natural Science Foundation of China(Key Project of 52131306)+1 种基金Project on Carbon Emission Peak and Neutrality of Jiangsu Province(BE2022031-4)the Big Data Computing Center of Southeast University are greatly appreciated.
文摘The replacement of non-aqueous organic electrolytes with solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)in solid-state lithium metal batteries(SLMBs)is considered a promising strategy to address the constraints of lithium-ion batteries,especially in terms of energy density and reliability.Nevertheless,few SLMBs can deliver the required cycling performance and long-term stability for practical use,primarily due to suboptimal interface properties.Given the diverse solidification pathways leading to different interface characteristics,it is crucial to pinpoint the source of interface deterioration and develop appropriate remedies.This review focuses on Li|SSE interface issues between lithium metal anode and SSE,discussing recent advancements in the understanding of(electro)chemistry,the impact of defects,and interface evolutions that vary among different SSE species.The state-ofthe-art strategies concerning modified SEI,artificial interlayer,surface architecture,and composite structure are summarized and delved into the internal relationships between interface characteristics and performance enhancements.The current challenges and opportunities in characterizing and modifying the Li|SSE interface are suggested as potential directions for achieving practical SLMBs.
基金financially supported by Natural Science Foundation of Hebei Province(Nos.B2020203037,F2021203097)Science Research Project of Hebei Education Department(No.JZX2024022)National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.52022088,51971245)。
文摘Halide electrolytes,renowned for their excellent electrochemical stability and wide voltage window,exhibit significant potential in the development of high energy density solid-state batteries featuring high voltage cathode materials.In this study,we present the development and synthesis of a 0.6Li_(2)S-ZrCl_(4)solid electrolyte,demonstrating an ion conductivity of 1.9×10^(–3)S/cm at 25°C.Under a pressure of 500 MPa,the relative density of the electrolyte can reach 97.37%,showcasing its commendable compressibility.0.6Li_(2)S-ZrCl_(4)served as the electrolyte,and we assembled batteries utilizing a LiCoO_(2)(LCO)positive electrode,Li_(9.54)Si_(1.74)P_(1.44)S_(11.7)Cl_(0.3)(LSPSCl)coating,and Li-In negative electrode for laboratory testing.At 25°C,this all-solid-state battery demonstrated an impressive discharge capacity retention rate of86.99%(with a final discharge specific capacity of 110.5 m Ah/g)after 250 cycles at 24 m A/g and 100 MPa stack pressure.Upon substituting the positive electrode material with LiNi_(0.8)Mn_(0.1)Co_(0.1)O_(2)(NMC811)and assembling an all-solid-state battery,it demonstrated a discharge capacity retention rate of 74.17%after200 cycles at 3.6 m A/g and 100 MPa stack pressure in an environment at 25°C(with a final discharge specific capacity of 103.3 m A/g).Our findings hold significant implications for the design of novel superionic conductors,thereby contributing to the advancement of all-solid-state battery technology.
基金supported by the Ministry of Trade,Industry and Energy(MOTIE)of Korea(Nos.P0022336 and RS-2024-00437260)Hyundai Motor Company.
文摘In the pursuit of safer and more energy-dense all-solid-state Li-ion batteries,solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)have emerged as pivotal components,with halide SSEs distinguished by their excellent electrochemical stability,enhanced Li-ion diffusion,and potential cost-efficiency.These properties depend on the anion elements and the structure of closely packed anion sublattices,such as cubic close-packed(ccp)and hexagonal close-packed(hcp)frameworks.Hence,understanding these key differences is essential because they influence the ion diffusion kinetic properties of various halide SSEs.However,research has predominantly shown that ccp anion sublattices generally exhibit higher ionic conductivities than their hcp counterparts,often overlooking the importance of the structural frameworks.To address this issue,we re-evaluated the assumption that a ccp framework is necessary for high electrochemical performance.Specifically,we utilized the three previously synthesized hcp and a ccp frameworks,all with an identical composition of Li_(3)YCl_(6),to assess their thermodynamic stability,synthesizability,and ionic conductivity through ab initio molecular dynamics simulations.The results revealed that hcp frameworks could be promising candidates for SSEs,challenging the conventional preference for the ccp framework.With this structural insight,we designed a novel hcp framework to predict a new Li_(3)YCl_(6) crystal structure with the highest ionic conductivity(38 mS·cm^(−1))among the halide frameworks and a superior 2D Li-ion diffusion pathway.This breakthrough underscores the significance of the anion framework geometry in Li-ion diffusion and highlights the importance of precise crystallographic predictions in developing more efficient and cost-effective battery technologies.
文摘Halide solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)with high ionic conductivity and excellent compatibility with highvoltage oxide cathodes in all-solid-state lithium batteries(ASSLBs)offer improved safety and cycling performance.However,the ionic conductivity of halide SSEs at room temperature(RT)and their stability against lithium(Li)metal anodes still require further enhancement.In this study,Li_(2+x)ZrCl_(6-x)S_(x)(0≤x≤1)SSEs,featuring two highly amorphous phases,are synthesized via an aliovalent sulfursubstitution strategy.Notably,a new phase(C2/m),distinct from Li_(2)ZrCl_(6)(LZC)(p3m1),is induced by modulating the sulfur substitution level for chlorine.Consequently,the crystallinity of the coexisting two-phase SSEs is significantly lower than that of the single-phase material.Owing to their highly amorphous nature,the ionic conductivity of Li_(2.25)ZrCl_(5.75)S_(0.25)(LZCS0.25)increases from 0.33 mS cm^(-1)(LZC)to0.97 mS cm^(-1)at RT.In addition,LZCS0.25 exhibits higher compressibility and lower reduction potential(1.78 V vs.2.34 V for LZC),and the Li/LZCS0.25/Li symmetric cell exhibits improved cycling stability.ASSLBs employing LZCS0.25 and LiCoO_(2) or single-crystal LiNi_(0.8)Mn_(0.1)Co_(0.1)O_(2) demonstrate high reversible specific capacity and excellent long-term cycling stability.This strategy for regulating the amorphous structure provides valuable guidance for the development of high-performance SSEs for ASSLBs.
基金financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.22301151)the Natural Science Foundation of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China(No.2022QN05024)+1 种基金the Science and Technology Projects of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region(No.2024SKYPT0011)the Science and Technology Planning Project of Hohhot,China(No.2024-JieBangGuaShuai-Gao-4)
文摘In sulfide-based all-solid-state lithium batteries(ASLBs),the development of high-capacity anode materials with stable interfaces to sulfide solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)is critical.Here,In_(2)O_(3)is explored as an anode material for ASLBs for the first time,demonstrating exceptional interfacial stability and electrochemical performance.The In_(2)O_(3)anode,with a substantial mass loading of 7.64 mg cm^(-2),sustains a charge-specific capacity of528.0 mAh g^(-1)(4.03 mAh cm^(-2))at a current density of0.76 mA cm^(-2)over 500 cycles,with a capacity retention of 81.2%.Additionally,it exhibits remarkable long-term cycling stability(2900 cycles)under a high current density of 3.82 mA cm^(-2),with an exceptionally low decay rate of0.016%per cycle.The charge-discharge mechanism of the In_(2)O_(3)anode is elucidated in detail,revealing that the electrochemical evolution of In_(2)O_(3)in ASLBs involves notonly the alloying/dealloying process of indium(In)but also a conversion reaction between In and Li_(2)O.Notably,as cycling progresses,the conversion reaction of In and Li_(2)O diminishes,with the reversible alloy ing/dealloy ing process becoming predominant.This work offers valuable insights for advancing oxide anode materials in sulfide-based ASLBs.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52272258),the Beijing Nova Program(No.20220484214)Key R&D and transformation projects in Qinghai Province(No.2023-HZ-801)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(No.2023ZKPYJD07)。
文摘Nickel-rich layered oxide cathode materials such as LiNi_(0.8)Co_(0.1)Mn_(0.1)O_(2)(NCM811)undergo deleterious side reactions when coupled with sulfide solid-state electrolytes(SSEs).To address this issue,we propose a dual-functional Ti_(3)(PO_(4))_(4)coating for NCM811 cathode to achieve a highly stable interface between NCM811 and sulfide SSEs.The electrochemically stabilized Ti_(3)(PO_(4))_(4)coating prevents direct contact between the SSEs and NCM811,thereby inhibiting interfacial side reactions.In addition,the internal structure of NCM811 can be stabilized by Ti doping,which inhibits the oxygen release behavior of NCM811 at high charge state,preventing further electrochemical oxidation of the SSEs.The modified NCM811@TiP cathode exhibits excellent long cycle stability,with 74.4%capacity retention after 100 cycles at a cut-off voltage of 4.2 V.This work provides a new insight for cathode modification based on nickel-rich layered oxides and sulfide-based all-solid-state lithium batteries.
基金financial support from the Science and Technology Project of Shenzhen(Nos.JCYJ20210324094206019 and JCYJ20210324094000001).
文摘Weak water stability and lithium reactivity are two major stability issues of sulfide solid-state electrolytes(SSEs)for all-solid-state lithium metal batteries.Here,we report on nano-sized boron nitride(BN)-coated Li_(5.7)PS_(4.7)Cl_(1.3)(BN@LPSC1.3)sulfide SSE,which exhibits reduced H_(2)S emission and improved ionic conductivity retention after relative humidity 1.2%-1.5%ambient condition exposure.Furthermore,BN can partially react with lithium metal to create stable Li_(3)N,resulting in BN@LPSC1.3 showing reduced reactivity against lithium metal and a higher critical current density of 2.2mA/cm^(2).The Li/BN@LPSC/Li symmetrical battery also shows considerably greater stability for>2000 h at a current density of 0.1mA/cm^(2).Despite the high cathode mass loading of 13.38mg/cm^(2),the LiNi_(0.8)Co_(0.1)Mn_(0.1)O_(2)/BN@LPSC1.3/Li all-solidstate lithium metal battery achieves 84.34%capacity retention even after 500 cycles at 0.1 C and room temperature(25℃).
