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Single-ion conducting polymer electrolyte
Single-ion conducting polymer electrolytes (SICPEs) are solid polymer electrolytes in which anions are immobilized, giving a cation transference number near 1, pursued mainly for solid-state lithium-metal batteries.
Sodium sulfide solid electrolytes
Sodium sulfide solid electrolytes are inorganic sodium-ion conductors such as Na₃PS₄ and Na₃SbS₄, whose soft, highly polarizable lattices give liquidlike conductivity but suffer moisture sensitivity and narrow electrochemical stability windows.
Sodium superionic conductor electrolytes for all-solid sodium cells
Sodium superionic conductor (NASICON) electrolytes, including the sodium zirconium silicophosphate family, are solid materials used as the ion-transport layer in all-solid-state sodium batteries.
Solid electrolyte
A solid-state electrolyte is a solid material, typically a ceramic, glass-ceramic, polymer, or composite, that conducts lithium, sodium, or potassium ions between a battery's electrodes while suppressing electronic conduction.
Solid electrolyte interphase
The solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) is a nanoscale passivation layer on lithium batteries' negative electrode that conducts ions but blocks electrons, forming mainly during the first charge.
Succinonitrile
Succinonitrile, also called butanedinitrile, is a highly toxic, colorless waxy dinitrile solid melting at 57 °C that forms a plastic crystal used as a solid solvent in battery electrolytes.
Sulfide solid electrolyte
A sulfide solid electrolyte is a sulfur-based ceramic that conducts lithium or sodium ions while blocking electrons, serving as the ion-transporting separator in all-solid-state batteries.
Sulfide solid-state battery
Solid-state lithium batteries with sulfide electrolytes are rechargeable batteries in which the flammable liquid electrolyte is replaced by a sulfide solid, such as LGPS or Li₆PS₅Cl, matching liquid electrolytes in ionic conductivity and enabling lithium-metal anodes.
Superionic conductor
A superionic conductor is a solid material in which one ionic species moves with liquid-like mobility through a rigid crystal, giving exceptionally high ionic conductivity and use in solid-state batteries.
Thio-LISICON
Thio-LISICON (thio-lithium superionic conductor) is a family of crystalline sulfide solid electrolytes for lithium batteries, introduced by Ryoji Kanno and coworkers in 2000 as the first crystalline sulfide electrolytes.