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Unraveling the synergistic coupling mechanism of Li+ transport in an “ionogel‐in‐ceramic” hybrid solid electrolyte for rechargeable lithium metal battery

Song et al., 2022

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2846845459938575161
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Song X
Wang C
Chen J
Xin S
Yuan D
Wang Y
Dong K
Yang L
Wang G
Zhang H
Zhang S
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Advanced Functional Materials

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Understanding the ionic transport behaviors in hybrid solid electrolytes (HSEs) is critically important for the practical realization of rechargeable Li‐metal batteries (LMBs) with high safety. Herein, it is reported a new solid “Ionogel‐in‐Ceramic” electrolyte by using the Li1 …
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