Recent advances in cathodes for all-solid-state lithium-sulfur batteries

Interface engineering toward stable lithium–sulfur batteries

“…5,211 To unleash the excellent performance of ASSLSBs, many efforts have focused on a novel design of the cathode and interfacial engineering to construct a good and stable interfacial contact and compatibility between the cathode and SSEs. 209,212 3.1.1. Reshaping the sulfur cathode.…”

Achieving a high loading of cathode in PVDF-based solid-state battery

“…Additionally, the much smaller contact area and relatively large interspace between the SSEs and active materials limit the efficient transport of Li + . [27][28][29][30] As a result, SSLMBs with high-loading cathodes present quite poor electrochemical performance.…”

Single-atom cobalt encapsulated in carbon nanotubes as an effective catalyst for enhancing sulfur conversion in lithium–sulfur batteries

“…23 Over the past decade, researchers have poured time and energy into studying Li-S batteries and have offered several solutions to the problems listed above. [24][25][26] Chemical attachment and lithium polysulfide (LiPS) transformation promotion were two methods previously studied to improve the cathodic component and avoid the shuttle effect for optimum efficiency. 27 In Li-S batteries, it is necessary to reduce the shuttle effect of polysulfide by producing some new materials such as metal sulfides (MS), metal oxides (MO), N-doped porous carbon, etc.…”

“…23 Over the past decade, researchers have poured time and energy into studying Li–S batteries and have offered several solutions to the problems listed above. 24–26…”