“…With the increased content of Si species in the composite, the Li + depletion of the corresponding electrode would become more pronounced, which translates to a substantial capacity fade and energy loss during practical use. ,− Therefore, affording the extra Li inventory, namely the prelithiation, has been proposed as a feasible strategy to counterbalance the cation depletion in the cell models. ,, As compared in Figure S1, despite a plethora of studies employing electrochemical pretreatments to mitigate the irreversible capacity loss, the complicated disassembly/reassembly procedures of temporary cell models hinder the industrial production. , Alternatively, Li-containing reagents, such as stabilized lithium metal powder (SLMP), − Li x Si @ Li 2 O, artificial-SEI-coated Li x Si, or Li x Sn@PPy, were incorporated during the anode slurry preparation. Unfortunately, their reducing property is incompatible with the polar N -methyl-2-pyrrolidone (NMP) or aqueous solutions, which poses extra technical barriers for electrode fabrication. , Mixing these chemical agents in the slurry-casting procedures, additionally, would induce the localized accumulation of metal deposits and further impede the Li + percolation across the electrode .…”