Research demonstrates improved cycling stability and safety in rechargeable batteries using sulfide coatings on cathodes, indicating greater longevity.
Rechargeable Batteries In article number e09789, Fumiya Watanabe, Yuzi Liu, Xiangbo Meng, and co-workers discover that sulfides as surface coatings can scavenge oxygen released from transition metal oxide cathodes. This discovery paves a feasible pathway to solve the issues harassing rechargeable batteries' cycling stability, lifetime, and safety.
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