Owing to almost unmatched volumetric energy density, Li-based batteries have dominated
the portable electronic industry for the past 20 years. Not only will that continue, but they are …

The rapidly increasing demand for electrical and hybrid vehicles and stationary energy
storage requires the development of “beyond Li‐ion batteries” with high energy densities …

Rechargeable lithium‐sulfur batteries that operate at room temperature have attracted much
research interest as next‐generation energy storage systems. Although tremendous …

The lithium/sulfur battery is a promising electrochemical system that has a high theoretical
capacity of 1675 mAh g–1, but its discharge mechanism is well-known to be a complex …

To optimize the electrolyte is one of the most important directions to take in order to improve
the Li/S battery in terms of performance–especially cell cyclability, rate capability, safety, and …

A sulfur/carbon composite has been prepared to serve as a cathode for lithium/sulfur
batteries. The effects of seven different liquid electrolytes on the electrochemical …

Li–S rechargeable batteries are attractive for electric transportation because of their low
cost, environmentally friendliness, and superior energy density. However, the Li–S system …

Abstract Lithium–sulfur (Li–S) batteries, as one of the most important candidates of next‐
generation batteries, are famous for high energy density, low cost, and environmental …

To meet future application requirement for large-scale energy storage systems, as a
promising candidate, lithium–sulfur battery has attracted extensive attention and has been …

In the typical Li–S battery, lithium metal is used as the negative electrode and it is separated
from the positive sulfur-based composite electrode by an ion conducting liquid. All three …