Lewis acidic molecule-modulated synchronous anion immobilization and decomposition towards a robust solid electrolyte interphase with enhanced Zn2+ kinetics

Kai Liu; Hao Yang; Anquan Zhu; Jiapei Li; Haochen Huang; Jiaze Yuan; Tian Zhang; Yin Zhou; Chuhao Luan; Guoqiang Gan; Dewu Lin; Kunlun Liu; Dongyu Feng; Yicai Pan; Shuyu Bu; Tao Cheng; Hong Guo; Wenjun Zhang

doi:10.1039/d6ee02521h

Key Points

The aim is to address the challenges faced by Zn metal anodes in aqueous zinc-ion batteries by modifying the solid electrolyte interface.
Utilized a Lewis acidic molecule to modulate anion immobilization and decomposition.
Assessed the impact on dendrite growth and side reactions in aqueous zinc-ion batteries.
Analyzed Zn2+ kinetics under various conditions.
Improved Zn2+ kinetics were observed, with enhanced stability in the solid electrolyte interface.
Reduced dendrite growth and minimized side reactions in treated samples compared to controls.

Implication

Demonstrates improved Zn2+ kinetics in zinc-ion batteries, highlighting potential for enhanced performance.

Abstract

Zn metal anodes in aqueous zinc-ion batteries (AZIBs) face significant challenges for practical applications, due to detrimental dendrite growth and severe side reactions arising from unstable solid electrolyte interface (SEI)...

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Liu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Lewis acidic molecule-modulated synchronous anion immobilization and decomposition towards a robust solid electrolyte interphase with enhanced Zn2+ kinetics

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Lewis acidic molecule-modulated synchronous anion immobilization and decomposition towards a robust solid electrolyte interphase with enhanced Zn2+ kinetics

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