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A long cycle life, all-solid-state lithium battery with a ceramic–polymer composite electrolyte

Yu et al., 2020

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15589967894770191934
Author
Yu X
Manthiram A
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ACS Applied Energy Materials

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All-solid-state lithium batteries are receiving ever-increasing attention to both circumvent the safety issues and enhance the energy density of Li-based batteries. The combinative utilization of Li+-ion conductive polymer and ceramic electrolytes is an attractive strategy for …
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