Dendrite-separator interactions in lithium-based batteries

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Interactions between Lithium Growths and Nanoporous Ceramic Separators (2018, background): “In the notation of this theory, our experiments, showing that growth at 1 mA cm 2 can be readily blocked by rigid nanopores of 100–200 nm in diameter correspond to a dimensionless current density of 50 and a dimensionless pore size range of 0.08–0.16,22 which sits in a theoretically predicted ‘‘shor”
Rethinking How External Pressure Can Suppress Dendrites in Lithium Metal Batteries (2019, unknown): “82, the relationship between strain rates measured with uniaxial ε̇u−creep and indentation tests ε̇i−creep is ε̇i−creep (x, y) = α · ε̇u−creep (x, y) , [17]”