ArticleChemical science2025
A bioimmune mechanism-inspired targeted elimination mechanism on the anode interface for zinc-iodine batteries.
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- Data-driven interfacial regulations through molecular additive screening for batteries and electrocatalysis.Chemical science · 2026Review
- A Multifunctional Molecule Based on Rapid Adsorption Enables Highly Reversible Zinc Anodes via Steric Hindrance-Desolvation Effect.Small (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany) · 2026Article
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Abstract
Alkaline byproducts at the zinc anode interface continue to exacerbate subsequent side reactions, so realizing timely salvage of electrodes is equally important compared to upfront prevention strategies. Although the utilization of acid electrolytes could eliminate by-products on the Zn anode, they inevitably exacerbate the undesired hydrogen evolution reaction. Therefore, achieving elimination of by-products without exacerbating other side reactions is urgently needed. Inspired by the immune protection mechanisms in organisms, facile cysteamine hydrochloride (Cy-H) additives were incorporated into the aqueous electrolyte to stabilize the anode. Concretely, the Cy-H additives can reconstruct the electrical double layer (EDL) on the Zn anode and inhibit drastic parasitic reactions and cooperate with electric fields and acidic environments, thus achieving the desired effect of targeted elimination of alkaline by-products. Ultimately, with a long calendar lifespan of 2000 h with a Zn anode carrying by-products and outstanding performance over 8000 cycles for the Zn‖I
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