The advent of 5G and the Internet of Things has spawned a demand for wearable electronic
devices. However, the lack of a suitable flexible energy storage system has become the …

Zn‐metal batteries (ZnBs) are safe and sustainable because of their operability in aqueous
electrolytes, abundance of Zn, and recyclability. However, the thermodynamic instability of …

The large‐scale deployment of aqueous Zn‐ion batteries is hindered by Zn anode instability
including surface corrosion, hydrogen gas evolution, and irregular Zn deposition. To tackle …

Zinc‐ion batteries (ZIB) present great potential in energy storage due to low cost and high
safety. However, the poor stability, dendrite growth, and narrow electrochemical window limit …

Despite their cost-effectiveness and intrinsic safety, aqueous zinc-ion batteries have faced
challenges with poor reversibility originating from various active water-induced side …

Zinc (Zn) metal anodes suffer from the dendrite growth and hydrogen evolution reaction
(HER) in classical aqueous electrolytes, which severely limit their lifespan. We propose a …

Non-compact zinc (Zn) electrodeposition prevents homogeneous Zn dissolution and
irreversibly depletes active Zn sources, which possess major hurdles to the practical …

Despite the numerous advantages of aqueous Zn batteries, their practical application under
cryogenic conditions is hindered by the freezing of the electrolyte because the abundance of …

As promising candidates for aqueous metal batteries, aqueous zinc‐ion batteries (ZIBs)
have attracted more attention due to their superior safety, low cost, and environmentally …

The mechanically and electrochemically stable and ionically conducting solid electrolyte
interphase (SEI) is important for the stabilization of metal anodes. Since SEIs are originally …