Study of the initial stage of solid electrolyte interphase formation upon chemical reaction of lithium metal and N -methyl- N -propyl-pyrrolidinium- bis(fluorosulfonyl)imide

By A. Budi, Andrew Basile, G. Opletal, A. Hollenkamp, A. Best, R. J. Rees, A. Bhatt, A. O’Mullane, S. Russo. 2012

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Subfields: Catalysis, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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• Highly Fluorinated Interphases Enable High-Voltage Li-Metal Batteries (2018, background): “In addition to thermodynamic considerations, the –SO2F group in FSI is also kinetically more reactive than the carbonate solvents toward the Li-metal anode.(39) Splitting F by cleavage of S–F bond leads to a thermodynamically stable LiF first, which precipitates on the Li-metal surface, followed by ”
• Challenges and Issues Facing Lithium Metal for Solid State Rechargeable Batteries (2016, background): “Moreover, the [FSI] anion forms a stable and conductive SEI with the consequence that it supports long-term cycling of the deposition/stripping process on lithium metal very well [107].”