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An Interfacial Balance Rule Governs Binder-Electrolyte Coupling in Lead-Free Perovskite Energy Storage
Electrode binders are conventionally regarded as inert structural components. Here, we show that in lead-free perovskite supercapacitors, the binder defines the optimal electrolyte composition. Across a factorial matrix of poly(vinylidene fluoride) (PVDF) loadings and LiTFSI concentrations in CsSnCl
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