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Accelerating lithium ion transport via increasing the entropy of the electrolyte for stable lithium metal batteries
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Promoting inorganic-rich solid-electrolyte interphase(SEI)formation by constructing anion-rich solvated structures is a promising strategy for improving the long-term cycling of lithium-metal batteries.However,the increase of anions within the solvated structure inevitably reduces the coordination of Li+with the solvent,which leads to a low lithium diffusion coefficient and a decreased lithium conduc-tivity.Here,high entropy electrolyte is achieved by increasing the molecular diversity in electrolyte.Multiple anions(TFSI-,FSI-,NO3-and PF6-)presented in entropy electrolyte individually coordinate with Li+,creating a diverse and anion-rich solvation structure.The large variety of solvation structures leads to a diversified Li+diffusion barriers in the electrolyte,which results in the increase of channels available for Li+diffusion.Thus,three-dimensional diffusion with high Li+diffusion coefficient occurs in HE elec-trolytes.Furthermore,the anion-rich solvation structures promote the formation of the inorganic-rich SEI.As a result,over 2000 h of reversible Li plating/stripping with a low overpotential less than 27 mV is achieved in Li||Li cell using electrolyte modified by high-entropy strategy.Besides,the Li||LFP full cell with a negative capacity/positive capacity(N/P)ratio of 4.52 exhibits remarkably enhanced cycling sta-bility,retaining 83.6%of its initial capacity after 150 cycles.This strategy offers a novel approach for accelerating Li+transport kinetics and constructing stable SEI in lithium metal batteries.
Lithium metal batteries electrolyteEntropyLithium ion diffusionInorganic-rich SEI