The increasing demand for high-performance rechargeable batteries, particularly in energy
storage applications such as electric vehicles, has driven the development of advanced …

Lithium (Li) metal, owing to its high specific capacity and low redox potential as a Li+ ion
source in rechargeable lithium batteries, shows impressive prospects for electrochemical …

The solid–electrolyte interphase (SEI) in lithium (Li) metal batteries is often heterogeneous,
containing a diverse range of species and has poor mechanical stability. The SEI undergoes …

The electrochemical stability window of the electrolyte solution limits the energy content of
non-aqueous lithium metal batteries. In particular, although electrolytes comprising …

The safe operation of rechargeable batteries is crucial because of numerous instances of
fire and explosion mishaps. However, battery chemistry involving metallic lithium (Li) as the …

Sodium-based batteries have attracted wide interests in the academic and industrial fields.
However, their energy density is still lower than that of Li-based batteries. Here we report an …

The specific energy of commercial lithium (Li)-ion batteries is reaching the theoretical limit.
Future consumer electronics and electric vehicle markets call for the development of high …

Li-metal battery systems are attractive for next-generation high-energy batteries due to their
high theoretical specific capacity and Li-metal's low redox potential. Anode-free Li-metal …

The development of new batteries has historically been achieved through discovery and
development cycles based on the intuition of the researcher, followed by experimental trial …

The metal-air batteries with the largest theoretical energy densities have been paid much
more attention. However, metal-air batteries including Li-air/O 2, Li-CO 2, Na-air/O 2, and Zn …