What question did this study set out to answer?

The aim is to address the anodic instability in aqueous zinc batteries caused by dendrite growth and hydrogen evolution.

April 24, 2026

Dielectric layer induces depolarization field and interfacial interaction evolution to stabilize Zn anode

YDYiqun DuUniversity of Jinan AHAnbin HuUniversity of Jinan HSHuidi ShiUniversity of Jinan

Puntos clave

The aim is to address the anodic instability in aqueous zinc batteries caused by dendrite growth and hydrogen evolution.
Investigated the effects of a dielectric layer on zinc anodes
Analyzed dendrite growth and hydrogen evolution reaction dynamics
Examined interfacial interactions and depolarization field impacts
The dielectric layer significantly reduced dendrite growth
Altered interfacial interactions enhanced stability of zinc anodes
Induced depolarization field improved overall performance in aqueous zinc batteries

Resumen

Aqueous Zn batteries represent a safe, economical, and green energy‑storage technology. However, their practical viability is compromised by anodic instability caused by dendrite growth and the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER)....

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