Application of metal-organic frameworks to the anode interface in metal batteries

Liu, Ze; Zhang, Xiaochen; Luo, Jinlong; Yu, Yingjian

doi:10.1016/j.cclet.2024.109500

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“…hand, volume uctuations and expansion give rise to an unstable solid electrolyte phase that consumes excessive amounts of electrolyte, thereby exacerbating dendrite growth. 16,17 The aforementioned issues of LMAs have been alleviated through effective strategies, including optimization of organic electrolytes, [18][19][20][21] creation of protective interface layers, [22][23][24][25] construction of three-dimensional host structures, [26][27][28][29] and development of multifunctional diaphragms [30][31][32] to enhance the electrochemical performance of the LMA. Considering the hostless nature of Li metal and the restricted pore volume within copper foil substrates, signicant volume expansion/ contraction may occur during plating/stripping processes which pose serious safety risks.…”

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Constructing a robust artificial solid electrolyte interphase with a metal–organic framework for a stable Li metal anode

Chen,

Lin,

Zheng

et al. 2024

J. Mater. Chem. A

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Section: Gen Chenmentioning

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Constructing a robust artificial solid electrolyte interphase with a metal–organic framework for a stable Li metal anode

Chen,

Lin,

Zheng

et al. 2024

J. Mater. Chem. A

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“…Source: Research Documentation On the surface of the unprotected specimen, an increasing anodic area is formed. The anodic area is the holes on the surface where the metal will release particles with the corrosion reaction [25][26] [27].…”

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Cathodic Corrosion Protection on Low Carbon Steel Type H-beam (SM490YB) Using Zinc (Zn) Anode with Soil Corrosive Media Mixed with NaCl

Lazuardi,

Rizza,

Hadi Susilo

et al. 2023

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H-beam steel is often used as a basic material for building construction on the coast. Cases that often occur are H-beam steel that is installed quickly corrodes. This incident is caused by the coastal area belongs to an environment with a high level of corrosiveness.From the results of the pH tester test, the value of the degree of acidity is in rangeof pH=5 to pH=7.Coastal soils contain a lot of chloride Cl. In an acidic environment accompanied by a chloride Cl element, it triggers the breakdown of the passive layer on the surface which causes an anodic region to form so that the steel is in a state of releasing electrons. The problem that occurs can be overcome using a sacrificial anode cathodic protection system, with a zinc metal protection mechanism (Zn) 99, 99% which is used as a sacrificial anode has a lower potential value than the potential value of H-beam steel as a cathode protected by zinc metal (Zn) . This value of zinc metal (Zn) is more negative than the Fe steel which potential value is . The value of the potential difference is that it can be ascertained that the released Zn electrons can flow and adhere to the protected H-beam steel. Keywords: Surface Corrosion, Cathodic Protection, H-beam Steel, Zinc Anode(Zn)

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Application of metal-organic frameworks to the anode interface in metal batteries

Cited by 2 publications

References 107 publications

Constructing a robust artificial solid electrolyte interphase with a metal–organic framework for a stable Li metal anode

Constructing a robust artificial solid electrolyte interphase with a metal–organic framework for a stable Li metal anode

Cathodic Corrosion Protection on Low Carbon Steel Type H-beam (SM490YB) Using Zinc (Zn) Anode with Soil Corrosive Media Mixed with NaCl

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