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Can Li metal anodes be used in solid-state batteries?
The serious challenges in utilizing Li metal anodes with solid electrolytes (SEs) have stimulated the research on developing alternative anodes for solid-state batteries (SSBs). Alloy-based anodes in SSBs have been gaining great interest recently due to their high capacities.
Which solid-state electrolyte is most compatible with Li-Ag alloys?
It shows that the Li–Ag alloys exhibit relatively low reaction energy (– 15 to – 6 meV/atom) against Li 7 La 3 Zr 2 O 12, indicating that Li 7 La 3 Zr 2 O 12 is the most suitable solid-state electrolyte for the studied systems. Li 3 PS 4 is the least compatible with Li–Ag alloys. Our results agree well with previous experimental findings .
What is the structure of Li-Ag alloy?
Li–Ag alloy was synthesized by interdiffusion and solid-phase reaction of Li foil and Ag foil, and applied in a Li 6 PS 5 Cl (LPSC) solid-state battery . The structure of Li–Ag alloy is divided into two layers, with a Li 3 Ag layer on top in direct contact with LPSC, and a Li 0.98 Ag 0.02 layer at the bottom.
Can Lial alloys be used as an anode material for Li metal batteries?
LiAl can reduce interface resistance, while LiF can suppress Li dendrites. Thus, Li–Al alloys exhibit potential as anode materials for Li metal batteries with both liquid and SSEs due to their high lithiophilicity and ability to form a stable 3D framework that regulates the flux and deposition of Li ions.
Can a AG-based Li alloy be used as a solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) anode?
To address these issues, a Ag-based Li alloy with a favorable solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) was prepared using electrodeposition and applied to the ASSLB as an anode.
What is a preformed Li-Ag alloy anode?
To address these issues, a preformed Li–Ag alloy anode for an ASSLMB with the Li 6 PS 5 Cl electrolyte was constructed. The preformed Li–Ag alloy anode contains two distinct alloy layers, i.e., Li 3 Ag and Li 0.98 Ag 0.02, with the former as a protection layer and the latter as a Li deposition site.