A Versatile Strategy to Fabricate 3D Conductive Frameworks for Lithium Metal Anodes
The suppression of lithium dendrite is critical to the realization of lithium metal batteries. 3D conductive framework, among different approaches, has shown very promising results in dendrite suppression. A novel cost‐effective and versatile dip‐coating method is presented here to make 3D conductiv...
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| description | The suppression of lithium dendrite is critical to the realization of lithium metal batteries. 3D conductive framework, among different approaches, has shown very promising results in dendrite suppression. A novel cost‐effective and versatile dip‐coating method is presented here to make 3D conductive framework. Various substrates with different geometries are coated successfully with copper, including electrically insulating glass fiber (GF) or rice paper and conducting Ni foam. In particular, the as‐prepared copper coated GF shows promising results to serve as the lithium metal substrate by the electrochemical battery tests. The method significantly broadens the candidate materials database for 3D conductive framework to include all kinds of intrinsically insulating 3D substrates.
A novel cost‐effective and versatile dip‐coating method is used to make 3D conductive frameworks based on various substrates with different geometries. The as‐coated 3D framework shows the capability to prevent the growth of lithium dendrite, and the method will serve as an extremely versatile platform to build a 3D scaffold on virtually all types of materials, including insulators. |
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