Decorating ß"-alumina solid-state electrolyte with submicron Pb spherical particles for improving Na wettability at lower temperatues

October 28, 2018

Journal Article

Decorating ß"-alumina solid-state electrolyte with submicron Pb spherical particles for improving Na wettability at lower temperatues

Abstract

Overcoming the interface resistance is one of the most critical hurdles for batteries using solid-state electrolytes. In particular, overpotential from the liquid-solid interface between molten sodium and ?-alumina solid-state electrolyte (BASE) in a sodium-metal halide (Na-MH) battery could be enormous at lower operating temperatures (

Revised: October 28, 2019 | Published: October 28, 2018

Citation

Chang H., X. Lu, J.F. Bonnett, N.L. Canfield, K. Han, M.H. Engelhard, and K. Jung, et al. 2018. Decorating ß"-alumina solid-state electrolyte with submicron Pb spherical particles for improving Na wettability at lower temperatues. Journal of Materials Chemistry A 6, no. 40:19703-19711. PNNL-SA-135511. doi:10.1039/C8TA06745G