Chinese battery giant CATL has indicated its next-generation battery development will focus on lithium-air batteries, mainly due to their extremely high energy storage density.
Instead of trying to suppress chemical interactions between the solid electrolyte and the electrode, a research team engineered an alloy that utilizes these side effects to improve structural stability.
<p>The optimized magnesium-tin alloy demonstrated significantly improved electrochemical performance, including more stable cycling behavior and enhanced magnesium-ion transport at the electrode-electrolyte interface.</p>