This invention discloses a
hybrid solid-
liquid lithium metal battery with a continuous cross-interface
ion transport channel and its preparation method, belonging to the field of
electrochemical energy storage technology. Addressing the core technical problems of poor
solid-
solid interface contact, discontinuous
ion transport, high
interfacial impedance, and poor cycle stability between the
lithium metal anode and gel
polymer electrolyte (GPE) in
hybrid solid-
liquid lithium metal batteries, this invention proposes a dual-interface synergistic modification strategy for the
anode and
electrolyte: through stepwise NF3 / N2
plasma treatment, a LiF-Li3N biphase composite artificial SEI layer with a precisely controllable N / F stoichiometric ratio is constructed in situ on the surface of the
lithium metal anode. LiF forms a high-modulus mechanical barrier to suppress
lithium dendrites, while Li3N constructs a continuous fast
ion conduction network. Simultaneously, a composite GPE reinforced with surface-modified LLZTO
ceramic filler is designed to construct a continuous ion conduction network and mechanical support framework within the
electrolyte bulk. This invention utilizes the Lewis acid-base affinity, interfacial
wetting matching, and thermodynamic compatibility of Li3N and LLZTO to enable in-situ cross-interface
connectivity of two-phase fast ion networks under
electric field driving, forming a continuous low-impedance "high-speed
ion channel" extending from the
lithium metal surface to the GPE bulk. This invention significantly reduces battery
interfacial impedance, achieves uniform lithium-ion flux and efficient suppression of lithium dendrites, and greatly improves the cycle stability and rate performance of
hybrid solid-
liquid lithium metal batteries, showing broad application prospects in
new energy power batteries,
consumer electronics, and large-scale
energy storage.