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February 2, 2026Advanced MaterialsOpen Access

Unveiling the Hidden Interface: Pre‐SEI Governs Li Morphology in Anode‐Free Li Metal Batteries

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HYHyunmin YoonKwangwoon UniversityDKDaehyun KimTokyo Institute of TechnologyCCChiwon ChoiKwangwoon University

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Implication

The study reveals that pre-solid electrolyte interphase improves stability in anode-free lithium metal batteries, indicating a key design principle for energy storage systems.

Key Points

  • To explore the interfacial chemistry in anode-free lithium metal batteries and the role of pre-solid electrolyte interphase in improving performance.
  • Examination of electrolyte composition effects on Cu surface during resting stages.
  • Identification of aggregated anion–cation complexes formation and their impact on Li nucleation.
  • Analysis of dendritic growth and lithium loss in different SEI conditions.
  • Pre-solid electrolyte interphase enhances uniform lithium nucleation and reduces dendritic growth.
  • Presence of pre-SEI significantly improves cycling stability compared to conditions without it.
  • Rapid capacity decay is observed when dendritic lithium accumulates in the absence of pre-SEI even with rich SEI layers.

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Yoon et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6980fecbc1c9540dea811227https://doi.org/10.1002/adma.202521411
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