As one of the most appealing energy storage technologies, aqueous zinc‐iodine batteries
still suffer severe problems such as low energy density, slow iodine conversion kinetics, and …

In comparison to inorganic electrode materials utilised in energy storage systems, organic
electrode materials possess several advantages, including the lightweight nature …

Progress towards the integration of technology into living organisms requires power devices
that are biocompatible and mechanically flexible. Aqueous zinc ion batteries that use …

Aqueous dual‐ion batteries (ADIBs) based on the cooperative redox of cations and iodine
anions at the anode and cathode respectively, are attracting increasing interest because of …

Commercialization of zinc (Zn) metal batteries is significantly hindered by the instability of
the Zn metal/electrolyte interface (s), together with concurrent parasitic reactions and …

Abstract High‐energy electrolytic Zn//MnO2 batteries show potential for grid‐scale energy
storage, but the severe hydrogen evolution corrosion (HEC) caused by acidic electrolytes …

The electrochemical performance of aqueous zinc metal batteries (AZMBs) is highly
dependent on the electric double layer (EDL) properties at Zn electrode/electrolyte interface …

Although additives are widely used in aqueous electrolytes to inhibit the formation of
dendrites and hydrogen evolution reactions on Zn anodes, there is a lack of rational design …

In aqueous electrolytes, the uncontrollable interfacial evolution caused by a series of factors
such as pH variation and unregulated Zn2+ diffusion would usually result in the rapid failure …

Rechargeable aqueous zinc (Zn) batteries are a promising candidate for large‐scale energy
storage, but the noncompact and dendritic Zn deposition, water‐induced parasitic reaction …