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Are all-solid-state lithium-ion batteries based on halide solid-state electrolytes (SSEs)?

Within approaches to address the core challenges, the development of all-solid-state lithium-ion batteries (ASSLBs) based on halide solid-state electrolytes (SSEs) has displayed potential for application in stationary energy storage devices and may eventually become an essential component of a future smart grid.

Can Si-based all-solid-state batteries operate without external pressure?

Si-based all-solid-state batteries face application challenges due to the requirement of high external pressure. Here, authors prepare a double-layered Si-based electrode by cold-pressing and electrochemical sintering that enables all-solid-state batteries operating free from external pressure.

Are silicon-based all-solid-state batteries safe?

Silicon-based all-solid-state batteries offer high energy density and safety but face significant application challenges due to the requirement of high external pressure. In this study, a Li 21 Si 5 /Si–Li 21 Si 5 double-layered anode is developed for all-solid-state batteries operating free from external pressure.

What is all-solid-state battery (ASSB)?

The All-Solid-State battery (ASSB) is considered a disruptive concept which increases the safety, performance and energy density compared to current lithium-ion battery cell technologies. By eliminating the need for liquid electrolyte, it also allows the implementation of completely new cell concept ideas and integration strategies.

Can a self-standing battery be a drop-in replacement for lithium-ion batteries?

The production of individual components (cathode, separator and anode) for the self-standing design, allows us to resemble the established process for the production of lithium-ion batteries and thereby investigate the possibility of a drop-in replacement for an accelerated introduction of this technology to the market.

What is a Li 21 Si 5 anode?

Under the cold-pressed sintering of Li 21 Si 5 alloys, the anode forms a top layer (Li 21 Si 5 layer) with mixed ionic/electronic conduction and a bottom layer (Si–Li 21 Si 5 layer) containing a three-dimensional continuous conductive network.