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High critical current density in Li6. 4La3Zr1. 4Ta0. 6O12 electrolyte via interfacial engineering with complex hydride

Lv et al., 2024

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3546375813996148824
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Lv Y
Zhang T
Hu Z
Xia G
Huang Z
Liu Z
Que L
Yuan C
Guo F
Ichikawa T
Yu X
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Rare Metals

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Garnet-type solid-state batteries (SSBs) are considered to be one of the most promising candidates to realize next-generation lithium metal batteries with high energy density and safety. However, the dendrite-induced short-circuit and the poor interfacial contact impeded …
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