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Integrating Electric Ambipolar Effect for High-Performance Zinc Bromide Batteries

Authors: Wenda Li; Hengyue Xu; Shanzhe Ke; Hongyi Zhang; Hao Chen; Gaijuan Guo; Xuanyi Xiong; Shiyao Zhang; Jianwei Fu; Chengbin Jing; Jiangong Cheng; Shaohua Liu

DOI: 10.1007/s40820-024-01636-6Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Electric ambipolar effect motivates strong dipole interactions reorganized primary cations solvation sheath. • Electrostatic shielding homogenized the distribution for nucleated Zn and facilized the orientated Zn deposition. • The eutectic network of Zn2+ ternary hydrated eutectic electrolytes enables highly reversible and noteworthy Br2/Br− reaction kinetics. • The ZTE electrolyte achieves a broadened electrochemical window of 2.9 V and enables Zn anode plating/stripping reversibly for over 2400 h.
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