Inorganic solid electrolytes for all-solid-state sodium/lithium-ion batteries: recent development and applications

IF 12.7 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

ACS Central Science Pub Date : 2024-11-14 DOI:10.1039/d4ta06117a

Muhammad Muzakir, Karnan Manickavasakam, Eric Jianfeng Cheng, Fangling Yang, Ziyun Wang, Hao Li, Xinyu Zhang, Jiaqian Qin

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Abstract

The development of fast synthesis methods and accurate engineering of the shapes and characteristics of inorganic solid electrolytes has been substantially aided by the advancement of science and technology in electrolyte engineering. The goal of this development is to meet the strict requirements for high-performance ASSBs, or all-solid-state batteries. The synthesis methods and electrochemical characteristics of inorganic solid electrolytes (ISEs), such as NASICON-based oxide, sulfide, hydroborate, anti-perovskite, and halide, as well as their uses in ASSBs, are covered in this review along with recent discoveries. ASSB problems, such as poor ISE-electrode compatibility and the potential for adverse reactions at the electrode interface, may be resolved by using ISEs in composite cathodes and solid interface layers. This illustrates the variety of applications for the ISEs class in the creation of complex ASSB models. In conclusion, we showcase existing ASSB models and forthcoming tactics to advance the advancement of ASSB development for the next generation.

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全固态钠/锂离子电池用无机固体电解质：最新发展与应用

电解质工程科学和技术的发展极大地推动了无机固体电解质快速合成方法和精确形状与特性工程学的发展。这一发展的目标是满足对高性能 ASSB 或全固态电池的严格要求。本综述将介绍无机固态电解质（ISE）的合成方法和电化学特性，如基于 NASICON 的氧化物、硫化物、硼酸盐、反透镜石和卤化物，以及它们在 ASSB 中的用途和最新发现。通过在复合阴极和固体界面层中使用 ISE，可以解决 ASSB 存在的问题，如 ISE 与电极的兼容性差以及电极界面可能发生不良反应。这说明了 ISE 类在创建复杂 ASSB 模型中的各种应用。最后，我们展示了现有的 ASSB 模型和即将推出的策略，以推动下一代 ASSB 的发展。

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ACS Central Science Chemical Engineering-General Chemical Engineering

CiteScore

25.50

自引率

0.50%

发文量

194

审稿时长

10 weeks

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