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Stefano Passerini
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Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Power Sources
Ulm
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Robust interphase derived from a dual-cation ionic liquid electrolyte enabling exceptional stability of high-nickel layered cathodes
By Stefano Passerini Verified, Fanglin Wu, Haolin Tang, Jian Wang, Xilai Xue| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified Robust interphase derived from a dual-cation ionic liquid electrolyte enabling exceptional stability of high-nickel layered cathodes Nickel-rich layered cathodes suffer from unstable interface and structural collapse, leading to poor cycling stability in conventional carbonate-based electrolytes. Ionic liquid electrolytes promise to enable high-safety and high-specific energy lithium metal batteries employing nickel-rich cathodes.
By Yuichi Aihara, Michel Armand, Stefano Passerini Verified| Nature Verified Bruno Scrosati studied chemistry at La Sapienza University of Rome, Italy, before undertaking research training in electrochemistry with Prof. Filippo Accascina and winning research fellowships at SINTEF – NTNU (Stiftelsen for Industriell og TEknisk Forskning – Norwegian University of Science and Technology) in Trondheim, Norway, and at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, USA (1964–1966).
Robust interphase derived from a dual-cation ionic liquid electrolyte enabling exceptional stability of high-nickel layered cathodes
By Stefano Passerini Verified, Fanglin Wu, Haolin Tang, Jian Wang, Xilai Xue| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified Robust interphase derived from a dual-cation ionic liquid electrolyte enabling exceptional stability of high-nickel layered cathodes Nickel-rich layered cathodes suffer from unstable interface and structural collapse, leading to poor cycling stability in conventional carbonate-based electrolytes. Ionic liquid electrolytes promise to enable high-safety and high-specific energy lithium metal batteries employing nickel-rich cathodes.
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Journal of Power Sources
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