The last several years have witnessed the prosperous development of zinc-ion batteries
(ZIBs), which are considered as a promising competitor of energy storage systems thanks to …

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 detrimental parasitic reactions and uncontrolled deposition behavior derived from
inherently unstable interface have largely impeded the practical application of aqueous zinc …

Aqueous batteries based on zinc metal anodes show great potential in scalable energy
storage due to their high specific energy, intrinsic safety and low cost. However, they are …

Developing hydrophobic interface has proven effective in addressing dendrite growth and
side reactions during zinc (Zn) plating in aqueous Zn batteries. However, this solution …

Aqueous zinc electrolytes offer the potential for cheaper rechargeable batteries due to their
safe compatibility with the high capacity metal anode; yet, they are stymied by irregular zinc …

Whereas previous research efforts in Zn battery chemistries have primarily focused on
extending their cycle life, calendar aging has largely been neglected and is poorly …

Zinc–iodine batteries have the potential to offer high energy‐density aqueous energy
storage, but their lifetime is limited by the rampant dendrite growth and the concurrent …

Dendritic growth and severe side reactions remain challenging problems for advancing
aqueous zinc‐ion batteries. Those critical issues are closely related to the interfacial …

The stability of aqueous Zn‐ion batteries (AZIBs) is detrimentally influenced by the formation
of Zn dendrites and the occurrence of parasitic side reactions at the Zn metal anode (ZMA) …