Even the organic molecule additives may change solvation structure to stabilize the electrolyte, some of them such as hydroxyl solvents may become volatile, resulting in increased battery safety risks and low thermal stability. Blindly pursuing high performance at the expense of the safety of the original zinc-ion battery is not recommended.
Environmental protection, safety, and reliability. The electrolyte of zinc-ion batteries generally adopts zinc sulfate, zinc acetate aqueous solution, which has the advantages of non-toxic and non-flammable, with a pH close to neutral, and is more environmentally friendly than the highly toxic and flammable organic electrolyte [, , ].
The critical problem with aqueous zinc batteries is that their lifespan, energy density, and practical universality are limited by the narrow electrochemical stability potential window of the water in aqueous electrolyte.
Finally, based on the above discussion, the next development of zinc-ion battery is prospected: Research and development of new cathode materials, focusing on cathode materials that provide both high voltage (>1.2 V) and large capacity (>400 mAh/g).
The energy storage mechanism in zinc-ion batteries is mainly based on the intercalation and delamination of zinc ions between the lattices of vanadium-based oxides. During discharge, Zn 2+ are inserted into the cathode while Zn in the anode loses electrons to form Zn 2+, thus maintaining the charge balance of the electrolyte.
With the development of science and technology, there is an increasing demand for energy storage batteries. Aqueous zinc-ion batteries (AZIBs) are expected to become the next generation of commercialized energy storage devices due to their advantages.
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