Conversely, the high tunability of zinc powder (Zn-P) makes it an ideal choice for zinc-based batteries, seamlessly integrating with current battery production technologies. However, challenges such as contact loss, dendrite formation, and a high tendency for corrosion significantly hamper the performance enhancement of Zn-P anodes.
Abstract Aqueous zinc metal batteries (AZMBs) have emerged as a focal point of interest in academic research and industrial strategic planning. Zinc powder (ZP) is poised to assume a prominent posi...
The paper concludes by outlining prospective research trajectories aimed at further optimizing the use of Zn powder anodes in aqueous zinc-ion batteries, thereby illuminating potential avenues for future exploration and development. The authors declare no conflict of interest.
Learn more. Aqueous zinc metal batteries (AZMBs) have emerged as a focal point of interest in academic research and industrial strategic planning. Zinc powder (ZP) is poised to assume a prominent position in both future research and practical applications due to its high Zn utilization rate and processability.
Aqueous rechargeable zinc-based batteries hold great promise for energy storage applications, with most research utilizing zinc foils as the anode. Conversely, the high tunability of zinc powder (Zn-P) makes it an ideal choice for zinc-based batteries, seamlessly integrating with current battery production technologies.
In this regard, zinc-based batteries got tremendous attention as its less reactive nature makes it safe, while low cost and high energy density make it affordable. Recently, considerable work has been done on various battery chemistries by utilizing zinc as a charge storing agent.