Protocol for quantifying inactive lithium in anode-free lithium batteries by mass spectrometry titration
Mingming Tao, Yuxuan Xiang, Danhui Zhao, Peizhao Shan, Yong Yang
Abstract
Abstract Quantifying inactive lithium during cycling is essential for understanding the failure mechanisms of lithium-metal batteries. Although many quantitative studies of lithium-metal failure have been reported, insufficient attention has focused on the reproducibility of the data or the reliability of the analysis. Here, we propose a complete mass spectrometry titration protocol and show how to accurately quantify inactive lithium, showing that quantitative results with high repeatability can be achieved. We believe that this protocol can be extended to other alkali-metal battery systems, facilitating more reliable and accurate battery research.
Topics & Concepts
Lithium (medication)ReproducibilityRepeatabilityReliability (semiconductor)Protocol (science)Battery (electricity)AnodeAlkali metalMass spectrometryTitrationChemistryReliability engineeringComputer scienceInorganic chemistryChromatographyEngineeringElectrodeMedicinePower (physics)EndocrinologyAlternative medicineOrganic chemistryPathologyPhysicsPhysical chemistryQuantum mechanicsAdvancements in Battery MaterialsAdvanced Battery Materials and TechnologiesAdvanced Battery Technologies Research