A sinter-free future for solid-state battery designs

A sinter-free future for solid-state battery designs

<jats:p>The newly developed sequential decomposition synthesis (SDS) method permits the fabrication of ceramic solid electrolytes with thickness close to today's polymer separators and offers opportunities to obtain the desired phase at reduced temperatures.</jats:p>

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Main Authors: Hood, Zachary D (Author), Zhu, Yuntong (Author), Miara, Lincoln J (Author), Chang, Won Seok (Author), Simons, Philipp (Author), Rupp, Jennifer LM (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), 2022-08-19T18:52:23Z.
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