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As a typical cathode for Li-dual ion batteries (Li-DIBs), though graphite can store anions, the high working voltage up to 4.5 V vs Li + /Li brings about low Coulombic efficiency (CE), unsatisfactory cyclability, and fast battery failure. Here, we demonstrate that the graphite with an artificial PVDF-HFP polymer cathode electrolyte interphase (CEI) layer can effectively suppress electrolyte decomposition, improve the CE, and stabilize the graphite structure in the progress of PF 6 – de/intercalation. Such a CEI-reinforced graphite cathode shows prolonged cyclability with a 76% capacity retention ratio after 1000 cycles at a cutoff potential of 5.2 V versus Li + /Li and more attractive rate performance. This work displays a feasible method for developing Li-DIBs with satisfactory cycle stability and high power performance.
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