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Letter
Nature Materials 3, 29–32 (1 January 2004) | doi:10.1038/nmat1044
The zwitterion effect in high-conductivity polyelectrolyte materials
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Abstract
The future of lithium metal batteries as a widespread, safe and reliable form of high-energy-density rechargeable battery depends on a significant advancement in the electrolyte material used in these devices. Molecular solvent-based electrolytes have been superceded by polymer electrolytes in some prototype devices, primarily in a drive to overcome leakage and flammability problems, but these often exhibit low ionic conductivity and prohibitively poor lithium-ion transport.
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