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Clarification of Li deposition behavior on anodes with a porous interlayer in Li-free all-solid-state batteries

Park et al., 2022

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7652165754379793543
Author
Park S
Jun D
Jung J
Lee S
Lee G
Lee Y
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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In Li-free all-solid-state batteries (ASSBs) with a sulfide solid electrolyte (SE), the reactivity between Li and sulfide renders the separation of these two components desirable. A porous interlayer coated on the anode may limit this contact of SE with Li. However, a lack of …
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