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Hydrogen-bond-driven high ionic conductivity, Li+ transfer number, and lithium-interface stability of poly(vinylidene fluoride-hexafluoropropylene)-based solid-state electrolytes

Jianxun Zou, Huaishuo Kou, Ruirui Chang, Xiangyang Zhou, Juan Yang, Jingjing Tang, Yaguang Zhang

2024Journal of Power Sources23 citationsDOI

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