In this review, we first summarize the recent progress of electrode corrosion and protection in various batteries such as lithium-based batteries, lead-acid batteries, sodium/potassium/magnesium-based batteries, and aqueous zinc-based rechargeable batteries.
All chemical/electrochemical reactions at the interface will introduce defects and abnormal deposition on the current collectors, desquamation of active materials from current collectors, and structural deformation of batteries. Eventually, the resultant corrosion will lead to the degradation of the battery performance and lifetime.
But the results still show that electrode corrosion is the main factor to shorten the working life of batteries. In general, electrode corrosion results in the dissolution of active materials/current collectors, oxidation/passivating of current collectors, and defects of electrodes.
In a battery, corrosion commonly stems from the dissolution/passivation of electrode active materials and dissolution/oxidation/passivation of current collectors. Since the evolution of battery research is fast, a comprehensive review of battery corrosion is necessary.
All in all, electrode corrosion urgently needs to be taken into great consideration in battery degradation. The modification of electrolyte components and electrode interface are effective methods to improve the corrosion resistance for electrodes and the lifetime performances.
The above-mentioned electrode corrosion eventually would point to the rapid failure of a battery. Especially, galvanic corrosion with gas generation can be a serious issue at the battery level, especially for the pouch battery with low-operating pressure demand .
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Runaway corrosion of the positive plate''s current collectors or "grid" will ultimately lead to the failure of a battery. As a consequence of corrosion, the electrode active materials in …
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