Cover Picture: Hygroscopic Solutes Enable Non-van der Waals Electrolytes for Fire-Tolerant Dual-Air Batteries (Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 12/2024)
Graphical Abstract
Solute-in-air electrolytes are applied in metal-air batteries, introducing dual-air batteries for intrinsic safe energy storage. In their Research Article (e202318369), Xiaodong Chen and co-workers demonstrate that fire-tolerant batteries are achieved, and reveal that the highest tolerance temperature of electrolytes is determined by solute intramolecular bonds instead of solvent intermolecular interactions, inspiring a concept of non-van der Waals electrolytes for their thermal stability.
Solute-in-air electrolytes are applied in metal-air batteries, introducing dual-air batteries for intrinsic safe energy storage. In their Research Article (e202318369), Xiaodong Chen and co-workers demonstrate that fire-tolerant batteries are achieved, and reveal that the highest tolerance temperature of electrolytes is determined by solute intramolecular bonds instead of solvent intermolecular interactions, inspiring a concept of non-van der Waals electrolytes for their thermal stability.
Lithium-Ion Batteries
PROTACs
Supramolecular Chemistry