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Organic-inorganic interlayer enabling the stability of PVDF-HFP modified Li metal for lithium-oxygen batteries

Yuan et al., 2023

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4645289181320765066
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Yuan D
Ji C
Zhuge X
Chai A
Pan L
Li Y
Luo Z
Luo K
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Applied Surface Science

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PVDF-HFP layer has been used in lithium (Li) metal-based batteries for its high Li-ion conductivity, excellent mechanical strength and water-proof property. Moreover, the layer reacts with Li metal and improves the performance of solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) by …
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