The Impact of Lithium Anode Interface on Capacity Fade in Polymer Electrolyte-Based Solid-State Batteries

This study investigates the Li stripping-plating morphology and failure mechanisms in full cells consisting of a solid polymer electrolyte (SPE) with two commercial Li anodes: Li chip and Li foil. The primary identified failure mechanism of the SPE cell is capacity fade, regardless of the Li manufac...

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Main Author:	Kyra D. Owensby (20114852) (author)
Other Authors:	Jiyoung Ock (20114855) (author), Ritu Sahore (5145524) (author), Harry M. Meyer (1467718) (author), Ethan C. Self (7438439) (author), Yan-Ru Lin (1882735) (author), Wan-Yu Tsai (1790334) (author), Xi Chelsea Chen (3798112) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Biophysics Biochemistry Medicine Cell Biology Genetics Physiology Biotechnology Sociology Immunology Hematology Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified lithium anode interface full cells consisting solid electrolyte interphase li chip cells faster capacity fade li chip ’ solid polymer electrolyte li chip capacity fade solid polymer polymer electrolyte gel electrolyte cathode ’ based solid li stripping li manufacturer li foil study investigates statistical difference state batteries stable sei sei ). previous work plating morphology failure mechanisms continuous growth
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The Impact of Lithium Anode Interface on Capacity Fade in Polymer Electrolyte-Based Solid-State Batteries

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