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In-situ Polymerization Methods for Polymer-based Solid-State Lithium Batteries

delete2022-10-18
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Mengjun Sun
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Ziqi Zeng
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Wei Zhong
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Zhilong Han
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Linfeng Peng
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Shijie Cheng
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Jia Xie *
DOI：10.1002/batt.202200338delete
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Abstract

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The in-situ polymerization methods (in-situ methods) have led to huge advancement in the development of solid-state batteries (SSBs) with intimate interfacial contacts and continuous pathways for the conduction of lithium ion. Though promising, they still face obstacles that hinder their practical application, such as poor interfacial stability between initiators and electrodes and scalability challenges. To date, most studies have been largely focused on the discovery of novel monomers/oligomers that can be in-situ polymerized. Additionally, recent reviews have examined the progress of monomers/oligomers and advantages of in-situ methods. Recognizing this, in this review, we seek to summarize in-situ methods from the viewpoint of initiators. We provide realistic assessments of interfacial stability of initiators with electrodes, and analyze their challenges and perspectives for actual application. We hope to inspire deeper considerations on selection of initiators and offer guidance for in-situ preparation of SSBs with high performances.
Keywords:
initiators
in situ polymerization
monomers
polymer electrolytes
solid-state batteries

Journal

B
Batteries and Supercaps
IF:
4.7
Papers:
1.6K
Citations:
4.8K

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