Crystallography modulation of zinc (Zn) metal anode is promising to promote Zn reversibility
in aqueous electrolytes, but efficiently constructing Zn with specific crystallographic texture …

The reversibility of metal anode is a fundamental challenge to the lifetime of rechargeable
batteries. Though being widely employed in aqueous energy storage systems, metallic zinc …

Regulating the crystallographic texture of the zinc (Zn) metal anode is promising to promote
Zn reversibility in aqueous electrolytes, but the direct fabrication of specific textured Zn still …

Zn deposition with a surface‐preferred (002) crystal plane has attracted extensive attention
due to its inhibited dendrite growth and side reactions. However, the nucleation and growth …

Dendrite‐free Zn anode is the key to avoiding battery failure, which is largely determined by
the crystal growth during the electrodeposition process. Therefore, controlling the specific …

Aqueous zinc‐metal batteries are considered to have the potential for energy storage due to
their high safety and low cost. However, the practical applications of zinc batteries are …

Aqueous zinc metal batteries are a viable candidate for cost-effective energy storage.
However, the cycle life of the cell is adversely affected by the morphological evolution of the …

The application of zinc (Zn) metal in aqueous Zn metal batteries (ZMBs) has been hindered
by the susceptibility of Zn anodes to dendritic electrodeposition due to its inhomogeneous …

The development of rechargeable aqueous zinc batteries is mainly hindered by the Zn
anode, which suffers from dendrite growth, corrosion, hydrogen evolution, and surface …

Aqueous zinc‐ion batteries are a low‐cost and safe energy storage system, but suffer from
detrimental side reactions and Zn dendrites due to the strong interactions between Zn2+ and …