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Moss-like growth of metal electrodes: On the role of competing faradaic reactions and fast-charging
J. X. Kent Zheng, Jiefu Yin, Tian Tang +1
Uncontrolled crystal growth during electroreduction of reactive metals in liquid electrolytes produces porous, low-density, mossy metal deposits that grow primarily along the surfa…
Electroconvective flow in presence of polyethylene glycol oligomer additives
Arpita Sharma, Ankush Mukherjee, Alexander Warren +4
Metal electrodeposition in batteries is fundamentally unstable and affected by different instabilities depending on operating conditions and chemical composition. Particularly at h…
Suppression of electroconvection due to van der Waals attraction of polymer additives towards the metal electrode
Ankush Mukherjee, Lynden A. Archer, Donald L. Koch
Electroconvection in rechargeable batteries enhances the growth of dendrites at the electrode surface. The addition of low molecular weight polymers to the electrolyte in batteries…
Understanding The Reversible Electrodeposition of Al in Low-Cost Room Temperature Molten Salts
Regina Garcia-Mendez, Jingxu Zheng, David C. Bock +6
Aluminum is the most earth-abundant metal, is trivalent, is inert in ambient humid air, and has a density approximately four-times that of lithium at room temperature. These attrib…
The Sabatier principle for Battery Anodes: Chemical Kinetics and Reversible Electrodeposition at Heterointerfaces
Jingxu Zheng, Yue Deng, Wenzao Li +12
How surface chemistry influences reactions occurring thereupon has been a long-standing question of broad scientific and technological interest for centuries. Recently, it has re-e…
Suppression of Electroconvective and Morphological Instabilities by an Imposed Cross Flow of the Electrolyte
Gaojin Li, Alex Townsend, Lynden A. Archer +1
Electroconvection and its coupling with a morphological instability are important in many applications, including electrodialysis, batteries and fuel cells. In this work, we study…