Demonstrates enhanced stability of lithium metal anodes using ionic additives, suggesting improved performance.
The use of role-assigned ionic additives with different adsorption energies and distinct electron-accepting abilities enables the construction of a multilayer solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) with a sequential structure of lithiophilic, mechanically robust, and ion-permeable layers on Li metal anodes. The uncontrollable Li dendrite formation, which is promoted by localized electric fields on the Li metal anode, is suppressed by the lithiophilic Ag-containing inner SEI and LiF + Li 3 N-enriched outer SEI with reduced overpotentials upon Li deposition.
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