September 12, 2025Green ChemistryOpen Access

Electrolyte Engineering for Low-Temperature Aqueous Batteries: Strategies, Mechanisms, and Perspectives

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Performance degradation in aqueous batteries can exceed 50-80% below 0°C, indicating a critical need for improvement.
Effective electrolyte engineering presents a potential solution to enhance the capacity and functionality of aqueous batteries.
Implementing strategies focused on low-temperature performance could greatly improve the practical applications of these batteries.
Addressing severe performance issues at sub-zero temperatures can help utilize aqueous batteries in diverse environments.

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Aqueous batteries exhibit significant performance degradation below 0°C, suggesting new electrolyte strategies may enhance viability.

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Aqueous batteries offer inherent safety and environmental advantages, yet their deployment is critically constrained by severe performance degradation below 0°C, where capacity losses exceed 50-80% and complete failure occurs below...

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Wang et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d44b3f31b076d99fa55195 https://doi.org/10.1039/d5gc02967h

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Implication

Aqueous batteries exhibit significant performance degradation below 0°C, suggesting new electrolyte strategies may enhance viability.

Electrolyte Engineering for Low-Temperature Aqueous Batteries: Strategies, Mechanisms, and Perspectives

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Electrolyte Engineering for Low-Temperature Aqueous Batteries: Strategies, Mechanisms, and Perspectives

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