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Direct regeneration of degraded lithium-ion battery cathodes with a multifunctional organic lithium salt

Chemistry

Direct regeneration of degraded lithium-ion battery cathodes with a multifunctional organic lithium salt

G. Ji, J. Wang, et al.

Unlock the potential of spent lithium-ion batteries! This groundbreaking research by Guanjun Ji, Junxiong Wang, Zheng Liang, Kai Jia, Jun Ma, Zhaofeng Zhuang, Guangmin Zhou, and Hui-Ming Cheng demonstrates how a multifunctional organic lithium salt revitalizes degraded LiFePO4 cathodes, showcasing remarkable cycling stability and rate performance. Discover how this innovative approach outperforms traditional recycling methods.

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