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Emerging Janus/gradient anode structures for high-performance lithium-metal batteries

Authors: Dongdong Li; Yanan Sun; Hao Liu; Hai Pan; Qi Sun; Shengchen Yang; Wen-Yong Lai

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-4099-2Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • Janus/gradient anodes achieve bottom-up Li deposition, preventing top-heavy growth and dendrite penetration, as evidenced by improved Coulombic efficiency and cyclic stability in multiple studies (e.g., Li et al., Adv Sustain Syst 2024, 8: 2400205). • • Lithiophilic-lithiophobic Janus designs guide Li nucleation and growth, reducing interfacial resistance and enhancing CE, with reported stable cycling over hundreds of cycles at current densities up to several mA cm−2. • • Conductivity-gradient frameworks spatially regulate electron and ion transport, enabling uniform Li plating and stripping, as demonstrated by screen-printed Cu-mesh current collectors achieving long-term safety (Li et al., EcoEnergy 2024, 2: 311–321). • • Dual-gradient configurations synergistically combine lithiophilicity and conductivity gradients, achieving high areal capacities and low overpotentials, critical for practical high-energy LMBs.