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Electrolyte engineering via ether solvent fluorination for developing stable non-aqueous lithium metal batteries

Mounir Driss Mensi
2023
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Abstract

Fluorination of solvents, useful for non-aqueous lithium-based batteries, improves the electrochemical stability but decreases the ionic conductivity. Here, the authors report a targeted functionalization of an ether solvent to balance the electrolyte ionic conductivity and oxidative stability.

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Mounir Driss Mensi
2023
Journal Articles

Abstract

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Energy engineering

Energy storage: Topics in energy storage

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