Controlling water in LiNi-based positive electrode material helps protect halide solid electrolytes and lower battery internal resistance.
A layered sulfur and lithium source reactor with one-way gas flow enables high-purity lithium sulfide production at lower cost and without toxic hydrogen sulfide.
A layered lithium-alloy cathode layout boosts Li-ion capacity by limiting carbon-alloy contact, improving durability and lowering short-circuit risk.
An amorphous lithium core with carbon encapsulation lowers first-charge activation barriers and improves lithium deintercalation capacity and stability.
Recrystallization and controlled drying raise lithium difluorophosphate purity and yield, improving non-aqueous electrolyte stability for secondary batteries.
Porous silicon secondary particles with carbon coatings and doped amorphous carbon buffer expansion and suppress side reactions in lithium batteries.
Dual carbon layers in a porous silicon composite anode buffer volume change and suppress side reactions, improving lithium battery cycle life.
A method combines lithium polysulfides and sodium sulfide in a solvent to produce high-purity lithium sulfide.
A phosphorus-element-containing borate compound forms a protective film on the negative electrode to enhance initial resistance characteristics.