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Production of gas-releasing electrolyte-replenishing Ah-scale zinc metal pouch cells with aqueous gel electrolyte

Engineering and Technology

Production of gas-releasing electrolyte-replenishing Ah-scale zinc metal pouch cells with aqueous gel electrolyte

F. Wang, J. Zhang, et al.

Discover the innovative 'open' pouch cell design for aqueous zinc batteries, which addresses critical issues like hydrogen gas evolution and electrolyte loss. This groundbreaking research, conducted by Feifei Wang and colleagues, showcases a gel electrolyte that enhances performance, achieving impressive discharge capacity and longevity in cycling.

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