Studies on localized electrochemical activity of 304L SS-Zr-4 dissimilar joints using alternating current scanning electrochemical microscopy

Magnesium fluoride-engineered UiO-66 artificial protection layers for dendrite-free lithium metal batteries

“…2a–d and Supplementary Note 2, ESI†). Both I-MgF 2 @UiO and C-MgF 2 @UiO show Mg–F and Zr–F bonds, 27–30 further supporting the existence of MgF 2 and F-terminated groups in UiO-66. 31 The intensity of the XPS spectra of C–MgF 2 @UiO exhibited smaller Zr–O and Zr–F peaks and larger Mg–F peaks compared to those of I-MgF 2 @UiO, which also confirmed that MgF 2 was dominantly formed on the surface of the UiO-66 NPs.…”