Potentials of thin film silicon anodes in soft solid-state batteries

Julian Brokmann; Han-Pin Hsieh; Ann-Sophie Gail; Matteo Kaminski; Nikolas Dilger; Sebastian Melzig; Fu Ming Wang; Sabrina Zellmer

doi:10.1039/d6lf00035e

January 1, 2026RSC Applied InterfacesOpen Access

Potentials of thin film silicon anodes in soft solid-state batteries

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This research explores the viability of silicon as an anode material in solid-state batteries, focusing on its performance and degradation mechanisms.
Evaluated thin film silicon anodes under various lithiation conditions.
Analyzed chemo-mechanical degradation at solid-solid interfaces.
Characterized the impact of volume changes during cycling.
Silicon anodes demonstrated high capacity retention compared to traditional materials.
Notable reduction in degradation rates was observed, improving battery longevity.
The study highlights the potential for enhancing energy density in soft solid-state batteries.

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Assesses silicon anodes' performance in solid-state batteries, indicating their potential advantages.

Abstract

Silicon is a promising anode material for solid-state batteries due to its high theoretical capacity, yet severe lithiation-induced volume changes lead to pronounced chemo-mechanical degradation at solid solid interfaces. This...

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Brokmann et al. (2026) studied this question.

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