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Vacancy-enhanced Li solid-solution anodes for solid-state batteries: computational screening enabling high critical current density
Sluggish vacancy-mediated self-diffusion in lithium metal limits the critical current density (CCD) of Li anodes in solid-state batteries by promoting interfacial void formation during stripping. To enhance the effective vacancy concentration while preserving the bcc Li host, we screen 50 substituti
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