2020
DOI: 10.1021/acsaem.0c00183
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High-Rate and Long-Cycle Stability with a Dendrite-Free Zinc Anode in an Aqueous Zn-Ion Battery Using Concentrated Electrolytes

Abstract: Recently, metallic zinc (Zn) is becoming a promising ideal anode material for rechargeable aqueous batteries by providing high theoretical capacity (820 mA h/g) with divalent reaction, environmental friendliness, earthy abundance, low cost, low toxicity, higher water compatibility, and low electrochemical potential (−0.762 V vs SHE). However, intensive growth of zinc dendrites while plating/stripping lowers its coulombic efficiency and shortens the cycle life of the rechargeable devices. Here, we report a conc… Show more

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“…A stable cyclic life up to 600 h ( Figure 4 a) has been achieved by the ZnGaIn//MXene symmetric cell tested at a current density of 1.0 mA cm −2 with the capacity of 1.0 mAh cm −2 , superior to those of ZnGaIn//Ti (150 h) and Zn foil (80 h) anodes and reported Zn‐based hybrid anodes (200−500 h). [ 29–31 ] This cyclic property is close to that of Zn anode modified by pH tuning strategy (600 h at 3 mA cm –2 ). [ 32 ] Even after 600 h (Figure 4a), ZnGaIn//MXene anode still exhibits a low mass‐transfer‐controlled overpotential (≈25 mV).…”
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