The design of multi-functional ionic hydrogels with anti-freezing, temperature response and luminescence properties

Ding, Yutong; Xu, Weikun; Kuang, Tairong; Ouyang, Mi; Chen, Feng

doi:10.1039/d4tc00775a

J. Mater. Chem. C

2024

DOI: 10.1039/d4tc00775a

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The design of multi-functional ionic hydrogels with anti-freezing, temperature response and luminescence properties

Yutong Ding,

Weikun Xu,

Tairong Kuang

et al.

Abstract: Ionic hydrogels with designable properties that can detecting a broad spectrum of stimuli and have the potential for the preparation of flexible electronic devices. However, the incorporation of structurally ameliorated...

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Design and Structure of Electrolytes for All‐Weather Aqueous Zinc Batteries

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Rechargeable aqueous zinc batteries (AZBs) utilizing water‐borne electrolytes are intrinsically safe electrochemical devices that are promising in next‐generation energy storage. Such application requires adaptivity to global climate, especially at grid‐scale, thus their stability of electrochemical performance at varying temperatures is critical. Many essential properties of AZBs, i.e., ion transfer, redox kinetics, etc., are largely governed by the aqueous electrolytes in the batteries because of the relatively limited stable phase temperature of water. This limitation is extremely vital in cold regions since charging and discharging become more difficult at the sub‐zero range due to water freezing. Despite the development of various electrolyte strategies in recent years, comprehensive reviews focusing on this topic remain limited. This research reviews the diverse reasons underneath the failure of AZBs at extreme temperatures and provides a thorough analysis of possible resolutions from an electrolyte perspective. It starts with the challenges faced by AZBs at both high and low temperatures concerning the electrolytes. Different strategies addressing these challenges are discussed, providing insights into aqueous batteries under extreme temperature conditions. Finally, the review concludes with a summary and outlook on the design and structure of electrolytes for all‐weather AZBs, integrating innovative strategies from both aqueous and non‐aqueous battery systems.

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Design and Structure of Electrolytes for All‐Weather Aqueous Zinc Batteries

Xiong,

Guo,

Wang

2024

Adv Funct Materials

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The design of multi-functional ionic hydrogels with anti-freezing, temperature response and luminescence properties

Abstract: Ionic hydrogels with designable properties that can detecting a broad spectrum of stimuli and have the potential for the preparation of flexible electronic devices. However, the incorporation of structurally ameliorated...

Cited by 1 publication

References 43 publications

Design and Structure of Electrolytes for All‐Weather Aqueous Zinc Batteries

Design and Structure of Electrolytes for All‐Weather Aqueous Zinc Batteries

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