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Passivation by design
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DOI：10.1038/s41560-025-01826-5.png)
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Abstract
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The chemistry at the lithium metal–electrolyte interface determines the cycling stability of lithium-metal electrodes but is challenging to control. A new study demonstrates that polymer coatings can both passivate the reactive lithium metal and selectively modulate interfacial electrolyte species, enabling stable cycling of high-energy-density pouch cells.
Keywords:
Lithium metal
Electrolyte interface
Polymer coating
Battery stability
Pouch cells