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  • Title: Lithium-ion spontaneous exchange and synergistic transport in ceramic-liquid hybrid electrolytes for highly efficient lithium-ion transfer.
    Author: Shi K, Chen L, Wan Z, Biao J, Zhong G, Li X, Yang L, Ma J, Lv W, Ren F, Wang H, Yang Y, Kang F, He YB.
    Journal: Sci Bull (Beijing); 2022 May 15; 67(9):946-954. PubMed ID: 36546029.
    Abstract:
    Ceramic electrolytes are important in ceramic-liquid hybrid electrolytes (CLHEs), which can effectively solve the interfacial issues between the electrolyte and electrodes in solid-state batteries and provide a highly efficient Li-ion transfer for solid-liquid Li metal batteries. Understanding the ionic transport mechanisms in CLHEs and the corresponding role of ceramic electrolytes is crucial for a rational design strategy. Herein, the Li-ion transfer in the ceramic electrolytes of CLHEs was confirmed by tracking the 6Li and 7Li substitution behavior through solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy. The ceramic and liquid electrolytes simultaneously participate in Li-ion transport to achieve highly efficient Li-ion transfer in CLHEs. A spontaneous Li-ion exchange was also observed between ceramic and liquid electrolytes, which serves as a bridge that connects the ceramic and liquid electrolytes, thereby greatly strengthening the continuity of Li-ion pathways in CLHEs and improving the kinetics of Li-ion transfer. The importance of an abundant solid-liquid interface for CLHEs was further verified by the enhanced electrochemical performance in LiFePO4/Li and LiNi0.8Co0.1Mn0.1O2/Li batteries from the generated interface. This work provides a clear understanding of the Li-ion transport pathway in CLHEs that serves as a basis to build a universal Li-ion transport model of CLHEs.
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