Energy Storage is a new journal for innovative energy storage research, higher amount of energy than more traditional thin electrodes. Three device configurations have been investigated to demonstrate the
In past years, lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) can be found in every aspect of life, and batteries, as energy storage systems (ESSs), need to offer electric vehicles (EVs) more competition to be accepted in markets for
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Compact energy storage with high volumetric performance is highly important. However, the state-of-the-art electrodes and devices remain far from the requirements due to the lack of
The operation of high-energy all-solid-state lithium-metal batteries at low stack pressure is challenging owing to the Li dendrite growth at the Li anodes and the high interfacial
Ultra–thin ePTFE–enforced electrolyte and electrolyte–electrode(s) assembly for high–performance solid–state lithium batteries (SSLBs) hinder their application. Herein, an
In the device, ions must travel across the entire bulk thickness of the stacked anode–electrolyte–cathode layers to fully use their energy storage capacity. In this regard, thin
Herein, a novel configuration of an electrode-separator assembly is presented, where the electrode layer is directly coated on the separator, to realize lightweight lithium-ion
Ultra-thin, flexible supercapacitors for portable energy storage devices and intermittent electronic applications are closer to reality. This study developed a kind of thin
Sang Kyung Bae and co-workers prepared a transparent ultra-thin silver electrode for organic light-emitting devices (OLEDs) using a maskless plate deposition process. The maskless
An expanded porous polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE)–enforced ultra–thin inorganic and organic electrolyte (ePESCE) is prepared and electrolyte–electrode(s) assembly
Electrode materials are of decisive importance in determining the performance of electrochemical energy storage (EES) devices. Typically, the electrode materials are physically mixed with polymer binders and conductive additives, which are then loaded on the current collectors to function in real devices.
The discovery and development of electrode materials promise superior energy or power density. However, good performance is typically achieved only in ultrathin electrodes with low mass loadings (≤1 mg cm −2) and is difficult to realize in commercial electrodes with higher mass loadings (>10 mg cm −2).
In general, conventional energy storage devices consist of a positive/negative electrode, separator, and package materials. The primary challenge in obtaining a flexible/stretchable device is resolving the issue of electrodes flexibility due to the intrinsic flexible feature for separator and package materials.
As a result, the prolonged lifespan and stable energy output in the electrochemical performance of flexible/stretchable energy storage devices can be improved. Therefore, the development of self-adhesive electrolytes is a key approach of ensuring that no interfacial delamination occurs between the electrode and the electrolyte.
For energy storage devices, FTEs are usually composed of current collectors with photoelectric properties and active materials with electrochemical activity. Transparent metal conductive films (TMCFs) with high conductivity and ultra-high light transmittance are widely used as current collectors.
The composite electrodes continue to provide energy storage at current densities exceeding 20 mA cm −2, whereas other electrodes can barely perform at such high current densities.
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