Front Cover: Aqueous Processing of Ni-Rich Layered Oxides: Impact of Native Surface Layer on Crystal Water and Feasible Sulfate-Based Processing Additive Strategies (Adv. Energy Sustainability Res. 10/2026)

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Advanced Energy and Sustainability Research Pub Date : 2026-10-10 DOI:10.1002/aesr.70290

Simon Albers, Jens Timmermann, Marcel Heidbuechel, Stephen L. Dorn, Stefan van Wickeren, Julius Buchmann, Ardavan Makvandi, Martin Peterlechner, Gerhard Wilde, Anna I. Gerlitz, Dominik Voigt, Martin Winter, Johannes Kasnatscheew

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Abstract

Aqueous Processing of Ni-Rich Layered Oxides

Ni-rich layered oxides, as state-of-the-art cathodes for Li ion batteries, are processed with toxic solvents and F-based binders. The aqueous processing with F-free binders would be more sustainable, but it damages the cathode via remaining water after drying. In the Research Article by Johannes Kasnatscheew and co-workers (10.1002/aesr.70269), it is shown that LiOH – a native surface layer – increases crystal water due to inhomogeneous re-crystallization in course of drying process.

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封面：富镍层状氧化物的水处理：天然表面层对结晶水的影响和可行的硫酸盐基加工添加剂策略（ad . Energy Sustainability Res. 10/2026）

富镍层状氧化物的水处理作为最先进的锂离子电池阴极，富镍层状氧化物是用有毒溶剂和f基粘合剂处理的。无f粘合剂的水处理更可持续，但干燥后残留的水会损害阴极。在Johannes Kasnatscheew及其同事的研究文章中（10.1002/aesr）。70269)，表明天然表面层LiOH在干燥过程中由于不均匀再结晶而增加了结晶水。

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Advanced Energy and Sustainability Research

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