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Asymmetric interchain interaction enables stable all-solid-state PEO-based Li batteries

Authors: Zige Hong; Mingli Zhu; Zhengshuai Bai; Binghong Zhao; Peiming Chen; Meizhen Zhu; Cong Wang; Mingxin Qiu; Yanyan Zhang; You Fan; Yuxin Tang

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-3717-6Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • The PEG-mediated asymmetric interchain interaction disrupts the ordered ANF hydrogen-bond network, suppressing inert aggregate formation and enhancing Li+ transport efficiency, as evidenced by stable Li||Li cycling for over 1600 h with low polarization voltage. • • The composite electrolyte retains a yield stress of 3.25 MPa, ensuring mechanical robustness against lithium dendrite penetration, a critical requirement for safe all-solid-state batteries. • • In LCO||Li cells at 65 °C, the modified electrolyte delivers 82.7% capacity retention after 300 cycles at 1 C, compared to only 35.5% for the unmodified counterpart, demonstrating a 2.3-fold improvement in cycling stability. • • Destructive tests on pouch cells (puncturing, cutting) show the LED remains illuminated, confirming enhanced safety and mechanical integrity under physical damage, a key step toward practical applications.