ArticleScience and technology of advanced materials2026
Antimony-modified porous lamellar zinc as reversible and stable anode for high-performance alkaline aqueous zinc-air battery.
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Monometallic Zn is a promising anode material for post-lithium batteries owing to its high theoretical capacity, low cost and natural abundance. However, the practical application in zinc-air batteries (ZABs) remain limited by uncontrollable dendrite growth and severe voltage polarization during repeated cycling. Herein, we report a self-supported Sb-modified porous lamellar zincophilic electrode (Sb-pZn) as a reversible, dendrite-free and high-performance hostless Zn anode for aqueous alkaline rechargeable ZABs. The porous lamellar framework is fabricated by selectively dissolving the Al component from the eutectic Zn-Al alloy via chemical dealloying, followed by surface modification through galvanic replacement in SbCl
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