Low‐temperature vanadium‐based zinc ion batteries (LT‐VZIBs) have attracted much
attention in recent years due to their excellent theoretical specific capacities, low cost, and …

The increasing demand for aqueous energy storage (AES) solutions with high energy
density, enlarged voltage windows, and extended cycling stability has spurred the …

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

The practical implementation of aqueous zinc‐ion batteries (AZIBs) encounters challenges
such as dendrite growth, parasitic reactions, and severe decay in battery performance under …

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 …

Suppressing the water activity is challenging to achieve high‐performing aqueous zinc ion
batteries (AZIBs), especially for its practical climate adaptability. Reconstructing the H‐bond …

Zn‐I2 batteries suffer from uncontrollable shuttle effects of polyiodine ions (I3− and I5−) at
the cathode/electrolyte interface and side reactions induced by reactive H2O at the …

VO2 is considered as one of the most likely cathode materials to be commercialized for large‐
scale application in AZIBs and is at the forefront of aqueous batteries, but its lower electrical …

With outstanding safety and economic benefits, aqueous zinc-ion batteries (ZIBs) represent
a highly promising energy system. As the “blood” of ZIBs, the solid (electrode)/liquid …

Aqueous zinc‐ion batteries are regarded as promising and efficient energy storage systems
owing to remarkable safety and satisfactory capacity. Nevertheless, the instability of zinc …