ArticleChemical science2026
Tetraphenylborate-based anionic metal-organic framework as an efficient single-ion conductor for solid-state sodium batteries.
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Abstract
Rechargeable sodium batteries (RSBs) have emerged as promising candidates in the post-lithium electrification era. However, their applications are often complicated by their inherent reactivity with flammable liquid electrolytes, which leads to dendrite growth, parasitic side reactions, and rapid performance degradation. In particular, conventional dual-ion electrolytes can exacerbate uncontrolled mossy and dendritic sodium metal growth, severely compromising their performance. In this work, we propose a tetraphenylborate-supported anionic metal-organic framework (MOF) as a promising single-ion conductive electrolyte to address the limitations of liquid dual-ion electrolytes. The anionic MOF is synthesized by reacting the sodium tetraphenylborate [Na
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