Volume 248, 2024

Effect of depth of discharge (DOD) on cycling in situ formed Li anodes

Abstract

Lithium-metal solid-state batteries (LMSSBs) have garnered immense interest due to their potential to enhance safety and energy density compared to traditional Li-ion batteries. The anode-free approach to manufacturing Li-metal anodes could provide the additional benefit of reducing cost. However, a lack of understanding of the mechano-electrochemical behavior related to the cycling of in situ formed Li anodes remains a significant challenge. To bridge this knowledge gap, this work aims to understand the cycling behavior of in situ formed Li anodes on garnet Li7La3Zr2O12 (LLZO) solid-electrolyte as a function of the depth of discharge (DOD). The results of this study show that cycling in situ formed Li of 3 mA h cm−2 with a DOD of 66% leads to unstable cycling, while cycling with a DOD of 33% exhibits stable cycling. Furthermore, we observed interfacial deterioration and inhomogeneity of in situ formed Li anodes during cycling with a DOD of 66%. This study provides mechanistic insight into the factors that affect stable cycling that can help guide approaches to improve the cycling behavior of in situ formed Li anodes.

Graphical abstract: Effect of depth of discharge (DOD) on cycling in situ formed Li anodes

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Article type
Paper
Submitted
21 4月 2023
Accepted
22 5月 2023
First published
31 5月 2023

Faraday Discuss., 2024,248, 250-265

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Effect of depth of discharge (DOD) on cycling in situ formed Li anodes

K. Lee and J. Sakamoto, Faraday Discuss., 2024, 248, 250 DOI: 10.1039/D3FD00079F

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