Microwave-accelerated direct regeneration of LiCoO2 cathodes for Li-ion batteries

Hu, Xueshan; Yin, Yun-Chao; Li, Chao; Zhou, Lihui; Yang, Lin; Feng, Yitian; Zuo, Daxian; Ning, Chenhui; Soham, Das; Dai, Sheng; Qiu, Longbin; Zeng, Lin; Woo, Haw Jiunn; Wan, Jiayu

doi:10.1007/s11426-024-2085-1

Sci. China Chem.

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s11426-024-2085-1

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Microwave-accelerated direct regeneration of LiCoO2 cathodes for Li-ion batteries

Xueshan Hu,

Yun-Chao Yin,

Chao Li

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Contemporary global energy policies emphasize energy security, conservation, and carbon reduction, highlighting the paramount importance of sustainable energy development. The nexus between new energy technologies and novel materials, particularly advanced battery materials, underscores the critical role of material innovation in advancing sustainable energy agendas. However, conventional material synthesis methodologies present formidable obstacles to the timely and efficient development of new materials, thereby impeding progress toward meeting evolving societal demands. In response, this review comprehensively examines ultrafast synthesis techniques in the context of precise synthesis and recycling of advanced battery materials. These cutting-edge methodologies hold immense promise for revolutionizing the efficiency and efficacy of material preparation processes. Furthermore, this review meticulously elucidates the multifaceted advantages inherent in employing ultrafast synthesis methodologies. Lastly, it anticipates and navigates the forthcoming opportunities and challenges entailed in the widespread adoption of ultrafast synthesis methodologies across diverse scientific domains, transcending the boundaries of energy research.

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Microwave-accelerated direct regeneration of LiCoO2 cathodes for Li-ion batteries

Cited by 2 publications

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Degradation mechanism, direct regeneration and upcycling of ternary cathode material for retired lithium-ion power batteries

Degradation mechanism, direct regeneration and upcycling of ternary cathode material for retired lithium-ion power batteries

Perspectives on Ultrafast, Precise Synthesis and Regeneration of Advanced Battery Materials

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