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January 22, 2026Open Access

Thermal Decomposition Pathways and Interfacial Reactivity in Potassium-Ion Batteries: Focus on Electrolyte and Anode

SNSiddhartha NandaThe University of Texas at Austin ADAndrei DolocanWalker (United States)AYAyrton M. YanyachiWalker (United States)

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To explore the thermal decomposition pathways and interfacial reactivity in potassium-ion batteries.
Analyzed thermal safety of potassium-ion battery components.
Investigated interactions between electrolytes and anodes under heat.
Assessed reactivity changes in battery materials at elevated temperatures.
Identified key thermal decomposition pathways for potassium-ion battery components.
Reactivity profiles revealed potential thermal safety risks.
Demonstrated that specific electrolytes enhance overall battery stability.

Resumen

Potassium(K)-ion batteries are an attractive alternative to lithium-ion due to their resource abundance, graphite-anode compatibility, manufacturability, and reduced reliance on critical metals. Yet their thermal safety remains poorly defined. Here,...

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