ArticleSmall science2025
Stable Na Deposition/Dissolution Enabled by 3D Bimetallic Carbon Fibers with Artificial Solid Electrolyte Interface.
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3D bimetallic carbon nanofibers (CNFs) are promising interlayers for regulating Na deposition/dissolution on the Na metal or directly on current collectors like Cu. However, uncontrollable solid electrolyte interface (SEI) growth on the interlayer during the repeated Na plating/stripping process leads to low initial Coulombic efficiency (CE), impeding the practical applications of such a protective layer in Na metal batteries. Herein, an artificial SEI-coated interlayer decorated with sodiophilic Ag and sodiophobic Cu on CNF is applied on Cu foil to regulate the Na deposition/dissolution behavior. The artificial SEI, consisting of organic components like RCO
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