Lithium-Ion
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Liquid Organic Electrolytes for Li-Rich High-Voltage Batteries Design Class LHCE / HCE
Concept
2025 Focus
High Li-salt concentration + weakly coordinating diluents → anion-rich solvation, inorganic SEI/CEI, high anodic stability
Li-metal || NMC811 pouch cells under lean electrolyte 23 g Ah−1), CE
Weakly Solvating Ether Electrolytes
Ether-rich, weakly solvating + fluorinated diluents → anion
Li∥NMC811 stack cells (thin Li, lean electrolyte), hundreds of cycles, low
dominated solvation, dense inorganic SEI
gas evolution
Additive-Engineered Interphase Electrolytes
Targeted inorganic-forming additives (e.g., MgHPO4
LNMO 5.0V) with MgHPO4 additive, high-rate retention; cocktails for LCO
phosphates) → multi-layer CEI/SEI
4.6 V and Li-rich oxides.
All-Fluorinated Electrolytes
Replace carbonates with fluorinated solvents/cosolvents →
Li-rich Mn-based cathodes at high cut-off voltage, retention ~ 85% vs ~
F-rich interphases, high oxidative stability
50%, suppress lattice oxygen loss
LHCE + flame-retardant components → non-flammable,
NMC811||graphite at 4.5 V, near unity CE, low fade, passes flammability
robust SEI/CEI
tests
Low-boiling liquefied gases + aggregate-rich structures →
Li-metal cells > 4.4 V, improved low-temp performance, reversible
ultra-wide temp range, high-voltage stability
interphase formation
Flame-Retardant LHCE
Liquefied-Gas & Aggregate - Rich Electrolytes
99.5%, gas suppression)
Source: 1 Hansen Wang, Xiaolin Yan, Rupeng Zhang et al., Nature Nanotechnology, 2025 2 Luo Zhang, Haodong Zhao, et.al, NanoScale, 2025 3 Yuyu Ban, Feng Hai, Weicheng Xue et.al., Journal of Materials Chemistry A, 2025; 4 Ganesh Raghavendran, Alex Liu, Oleg Borodin et;al., Energy Environmental Science, 2025; 5 Recoverable aggregate-rich liquefied gas electrolytes for enabling high-voltage lithium metal batteries
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