Developing a robust zinc (Zn) anode, free from Zn dendrites and unwanted side reactions,
relies on designing a durable and efficient interfacial protection layer. In this study, gradient …

Interfacial instability within aqueous zinc batteries (AZBs) spurs technical obstacles
including parasitic side reactions and dendrite failure to reach the practical application …

The reversibility and sustainability of Zn anode are greatly hampered by the dendrite growth
and side reactions. Orientational deposition, which allows the assembly of Zn deposits in a …

Gradual disability of Zn anode and high negative/positive electrode (N/P) ratio usually
depreciate calendar life and energy density of aqueous Zn batteries (AZBs). Herein, within …

Reversible metal electrodeposition (RME)-based smart windows can realize large solar heat
gain coefficient (SHGC) modulation, where Zn-RME emerges as an intriguing option with …

The research interest in aqueous zinc-ion batteries (AZIBs) has been surging due to the
advantages of safety, abundance, and high electrochemical performance. However, some …

To prevent dendrite growth and hydrogen evolution reaction, directional epitaxial growth of
Zn2+ ions on Zn anode, especially along the lowest‐surface‐energy Zn (0002) plane, is …

Aqueous zinc batteries (AZBs) are promising for large-scale energy storage. However,
severe side reactions and Zn dendrite growth are challenging.“Water-in-salt” and …

Crafting semiconducting heterojunctions represents an effective route to enhance
photocatalysis by improving interfacial charge separation and transport. However, lattice …

The practical application of rechargeable zinc-air batteries faces challenges stemming from
inadequate bifunctional catalysts, contradictory gas-liquid-solid three-phase interfaces, and …