Inhibition of shuttle effect in organic cathode and in situ mechanistic exploration

Yanxiang Gong; Yiran Jia; Jie Yang; Jun Zhang; Meng Xia; Xi-Yang Wang; Yunsheng Wang; Ying Tao; Manman Fang; Quan‐Hong Yang; Ben Zhong Tang; Zhen Li

doi:10.1039/d6ee00605a

January 1, 2026Energy & Environmental Science

Inhibition of shuttle effect in organic cathode and in situ mechanistic exploration

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The research aims to explore the inhibition of the shuttle effect in organic p-type cathode materials to improve energy storage efficiency.
In situ analysis of organic cathode materials under operational conditions.
Evaluation of the impact of shuttle effect inhibition on performance metrics.
Comparative analysis with conventional cathode materials.
Organic cathodes operating above 3.5 V exhibit reduced shuttle effect.
High efficiency observed with reduced energy losses compared to traditional materials.
Enhanced sustainability metrics due to the use of abundant and environmentally compatible materials.

Implication

Demonstrates the inhibition of shuttle effect in organic cathodes, suggesting enhanced energy storage capabilities.

Abstract

Organic p-type cathode materials are promising for sustainable energy storage due to their abundance, environmental compatibility, and high operating voltages exceeding 3.5 V. However, their application is constrained by high...

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Gong et al. (2026) studied this question.

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