Zinc–Iodine Batteries The aqueous Zn-I2 battery is the potential candidate for a low cost and high safety energy storage system. However, the shuttling of polyiodide brings deleterious effects to the battery, such as Zn corrosion and rapid capacity fading. By utilizing LA133 binder with strong adsorption to anchor the polyiodide to the cathode side, shuttle-free and high-loading Zn-I2 batteries can be realized. More in article number 2304110, Heng Li, Yuxin Tang, Shi Chen, and co-workers.
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