Synergistic Activation of Grain Boundaries with Dual Salts Enables Fast Lithium Percolation in LATP-based Solid State Electrolytes

Fu Li; Gaolei Dong #; Shengyu Li; Yixin Zhang; Min Gao; Xiao Wu; Chunlin Zhao; Hao Yan; Cong Lin

doi:10.1039/d5ta09848c

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Synergistic Activation of Grain Boundaries with Dual Salts Enables Fast Lithium Percolation in LATP-based Solid State Electrolytes

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The aim is to understand how dual salts can enhance lithium ion transport in solid-state electrolytes.
Exploration of grain boundary activation using dual salts
Experimental analysis of ion transport mechanisms
Assessment of electrolyte performance in lithium batteries
Enhanced lithium ion conductivity observed in LATP-based electrolytes
Improved performance metrics for solid state batteries using dual salts
Significant reduction in ion transport resistance at grain boundaries

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Research reveals enhanced lithium percolation in solid-state electrolytes using dual salts, suggesting improved battery performance.

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In the pursuit of a durable solid-state lithium battery, understanding the mechanism of fast ion transport involving the boundary of electrolyte is imperatively desirable. However, there are limited research on...

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