Towards stable lithium-sulfur batteries: Mechanistic insights into electrolyte decomposition on lithium metal anode

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Engineering of lithium-metal anodes towards a safe and stable battery (2018, background): “species and inorganic species in the SEI film, respectively.[17, 20, 48] Tuning these components in the electrolyte can fundamentally manipulate the actual composition of the SEI.”
In Situ Chemical Imaging of Solid-Electrolyte Interphase Layer Evolution in Li–S Batteries (2017, unknown): “14 Few experimental techniques are capable of probing the SEI layer formation and ab initio based computational modeling were recognized as efficient and convenient tool for analysing the SEI layer formation 15-18 .”
Ion-Solvent Chemistry-Inspired Cation-Additive Strategy to Stabilize Electrolytes for Sodium-Metal Batteries (2020, unknown): “The C–O bond was predicted to break preferentially when DME decomposed on metal anodes and a stretched bond length can promote such decomposition reactions.(25) Therefore, a smaller amount of LUMO energy decrease is preferred when the cation-solvent coordination happens, and the LUMO energy decrease”