Understanding SEI evolution during the cycling test of anode-free lithium-metal batteries with LiDFOB salt
Naufal Hanif Hawari, Huiqing Xie, Achmad Prayogi, Afriyanti Sumboja, Ning Ding
Abstract
-based cell. With the inorganic-rich SEI, a dense electroplated Li with a shining surface on the Cu substrate can be retained after ten cycles. The inorganic-rich SEI enhances the reversibility of Li plating and stripping, with a high average CE of ∼98% and a stable charge/discharge voltage profile. The changes in SEI resistance and cathode electrolyte interphase resistance are more prominent compared to the changes in solution and charge transfer resistances, which further validate the role of the passivation films on Li deposits and NMC cathode surfaces in stabilizing AFLMB cycling performance.
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