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Understanding Electrolytes and Interface Chemistry for Sustainable Nonaqueous Metal–CO2 Batteries

Authors: Bijiao He; Yunnian Ge; Fang Zhang; Huajun Tian; Yan Xin; Yong Lei; Yang Yang

DOI: 10.1007/s40820-025-01801-5Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• This review focuses on the design principles and basic characteristics of electrolytes, as well as how to construct a stable electrode–electrolyte interface. Perspectives on how electrolytes influence CO2 redox pathways are consolidated and proposed. • The electrochemical reaction mechanism and interfacial evolution of nonaqueous metal–CO2 batteries in different electrolyte systems are highlighted. • The electrode/electrolyte interface challenges encountered by nonaqueous metal–CO2 batteries are thoroughly discussed, along with corresponding optimization strategies. • The review provides a comprehensive understanding of electrolytes and interface engineering toward practical applications of next-generation metal–CO2 batteries.