Rechargeable lithium batteries are one of the most appropriate energy storage systems in
our electrified society, as virtually all portable electronic devices and electric vehicles today …

The design of low‐temperature electrolytes is a key technology to improve the low‐
temperature performance of electrochemical energy storage devices and expand their …

Safety is essential to battery sustainability, particularly considering that flammable organic
molecules still dominate the electrolyte formulation. For a single electrolyte chemistry …

High‐voltage lithium metal batteries are the most promising energy storage technology due
to their excellent energy density (> 400 Wh kg− 1). However, the oxidation decomposition of …

Electrolyte design has become ever more important to enhance the performance of lithium‐
ion batteries (LIBs). However, the flammability issue and high reactivity of the conventional …

Graphite anodes are prone to dangerous Li plating during fast charging, but the difficulty to
identify the rate‐limiting step has made a challenging to eliminate Li plating thoroughly …

Electrolytes play an important role in transporting metal ions (eg, Li+) in metal ion batteries,
while understanding the relationship between the electrolyte properties and behaviors is still …

Current lithium-ion batteries degrade under high rates and low temperatures due to the use
of carbonate electrolytes with restricted Li+ conduction and sluggish Li+ desolvation. Herein …

The difficulties to identify the rate‐limiting step cause the lithium (Li) plating hard to be
completely avoided on graphite anodes during fast charging. Therefore, Li plating regulation …

The solid electrolyte interface (SEI) is vital to the stability of alkali metal‐ion battery anodes.
However, conventional SEIs that lack elasticity will be damaged during the anode's repeated …