Mejora del rendimiento a temperatura ambiente en baterías de estado sólido mediante canales de iones compuestos de

Ziqian Lu1, Binyi Chen1, Xing Cao1

  • 1School of Materials Science and Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen 518055, PR China.

Resumen

Un nuevo electrolito sólido compuesto autocurativo que utiliza succinonitrile (SCN) y titanato de litio (LLTO) mejora significativamente el rendimiento de la batería de estado sólido. Este electrolito SCN mejorado con LLTO ofrece una alta conductividad y estabilidad para baterías de metal de litio más seguras y duraderas.

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