Source: Science Daily, December 12, 2017
There are two important interfaces in solid state batteries, at the cathode-electrolyte junction and electrolyte-anode junction. Either could be dictating the performance limits of a full battery. The interfaces that we are only a few atomic layers thick. Researchers at Sandia National Laboratory engineered the interface down to the nanometer or even subnanometer level to study and improve the interfaces between different materials. The underlying goal of the work is to make solid-state batteries more efficient and to improve the interfaces between different materials … read more. TECHNICAL ARTICLE
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