The critical role of inorganic nanofillers in solid polymer composite electrolyte for Li + transportation

By Zhichuan Shen, Yifeng Cheng, Shuhui Sun, Xi Ke, Liying Liu, Zhicong Shi. Carbon Energy, 2021

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Compared with commercial lithium batteries with liquid electrolytes, all ‐ solid ‐ state lithium batteries (ASSLBs) possess the advantages of higher safety, better electrochemical stability, higher energy density, and longer cycle life; therefore, ASSLBs have been identified as promising candidates for next ‐ generation safe and stable high ‐ energy ‐ storage devices. The design and fabrication of solid ‐ state electrolytes (SSEs) are vital for the future commercialization of ASSLBs. Among various SSEs, solid polymer composite electrolytes (SPCEs) consisting of inorganic nanofillers and polymer matrix have shown great application prospects in the practice of ASSLBs. The incorporation of inorganic nanofillers into the polymer matrix has been considered as a crucial method to achieve high ionic conductivity for SPCE. In this review, the mechanisms of Li + transport variation caused by incorporating inorganic nanofillers into the polymer matrix are

Subfields: Automotive Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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