An Ultralow‐concentration and Moisture‐resistant Electrolyte of Lithium Difluoro(oxalato)borate in Carbonate Solvents for Stable Cycling in Practical Lithium‐ion Batteries
The electrolyte concentration not only impacts the battery performance but also affects the battery cost and manufacturing. Currently, most studies focus on high‐concentration (>3 M) or localized high‐concentration electrolytes (~1 M); however, the expensive lithium salt imposes a major concern....
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description | The electrolyte concentration not only impacts the battery performance but also affects the battery cost and manufacturing. Currently, most studies focus on high‐concentration (>3 M) or localized high‐concentration electrolytes (~1 M); however, the expensive lithium salt imposes a major concern. Most recently, ultralow concentration electrolytes ( |
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