2019
DOI: 10.1002/admt.201900806
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A Review of Composite Lithium Metal Anode for Practical Applications

Abstract: potential (−3.040 V vs standard hydrogen electrode). [8][9][10] Objectively, the energy density of Li batteries should take all parts of a battery into considerations instead of only anode. In order to achieve high-energydensity Li batteries, practical conditions including limited Li (<10 mAh cm −2 ), low negative/positive capacity (N/P) ratio (<3), and lean electrolyte are necessary. [11,12] In addition, fast charge is imperative with the popularization of portable electronics and electrical vehicles. [13] Co… Show more

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“…The similar phenomenon has already been reported by many papers. [30] On the contrary, the cycled surface of LiÀ Zn protected Li metal anode is still very flat and compact, and there is no strong signal of the organic electrolyte decomposition. The corresponding crosssectional image illustrates that the interior of the Li electrode is still very dense, suggesting the LiÀ Zn alloy as a buffer layer can physically isolate the bulk Li metal from the liquid electrolyte.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The similar phenomenon has already been reported by many papers. [30] On the contrary, the cycled surface of LiÀ Zn protected Li metal anode is still very flat and compact, and there is no strong signal of the organic electrolyte decomposition. The corresponding crosssectional image illustrates that the interior of the Li electrode is still very dense, suggesting the LiÀ Zn alloy as a buffer layer can physically isolate the bulk Li metal from the liquid electrolyte.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One potential solution to mitigate this influence is to use an electronically conductive three-dimensional (3D) porous host for Li deposition, which can enhance the effective surface area and reduce the current density. [114] Moreover, the large interfacial fluctuation for planar foils can also be avoided via a 3D host design. The 3D form offers the ability to handle high current density, decrease volume change and strengthen the SEI.…”
Section: Accommodating Volume Change Via Stable Hostmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a consequence, LAFN demonstrates much stable lithium ion plating/stripping plateaus, and improved CE, compared to Li foil. [114] Copyright © 2016, Springer Nature; B, ref., [115] Copyright © 2018, Springer Nature; C, ref., [116] Copyright © 2016, Springer Nature; D, ref., [117] Copyright © 2019, Springer Nature; E, ref., [118] Copyright © 2020, Springer Nature; E, ref., [119] Copyright © 2017 The Authors…”
Section: Accommodating Volume Change Via Stable Hostmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The SEM analysis, presented in Figure 7, proves the successful electrodeposition of Sn and Sncarbon materials. The incorporation of carbon materials on a metal matrix is of an extreme value since it can lead to the development of new metallic materials with increased properties for electronic and battery applications (Balach et al 2018;Molenda and Molenda 2011;Shi et al 2020).…”
Section: Sn-carbon Composites Electrodepositionmentioning
confidence: 99%