Litcius/Paper detail

Designing fluorine-free electrolytes for stable sodium metal anodes and high-power seawater batteries <i>via</i> SEI reconstruction

Jinuk Kim, Jioh Kim, Jooyoung Jeong, Jiwon Park, Cheol‐Young Park, Sewon Park, Shin Gwon Lim, Kyu Tae Lee, Nam‐Soon Choi, Hye Ryung Byon, Changshin Jo, Jinwoo Lee

2022Energy & Environmental Science76 citationsDOI

Abstract

F-free, cost-effective 1 M NaBH 4 /glyme electrolytes induce SEI reconstruction, which converts the native oxide layer on sodium metal to a NaH-based SEI layer. With 1 M NaBH 4 /DEGDME, we achieved long-term cycling, high-power seawater batteries.

Topics & Concepts

ElectrolyteAnodeSeawaterOxideSodiumMetalFluorineArtificial seawaterInorganic chemistryLayer (electronics)Materials scienceChemistryChemical engineeringNanotechnologyElectrodeMetallurgyEngineeringOceanographyGeologyPhysical chemistryAdvancements in Battery MaterialsAdvanced Battery Materials and TechnologiesAdvanced Battery Technologies Research
Designing fluorine-free electrolytes for stable sodium metal anodes and high-power seawater batteries <i>via</i> SEI reconstruction | Litcius