Simple additive strategy to boost initial coulombic efficiency by mitigating PTFE decomposition in dry battery electrodes

Hyunji Park, Choongho Yu

原始摘要（英文原文）· Original abstract

Dry-processed battery electrodes with additives suppress PTFE decomposition, enhancing initial coulombic efficiency and cycling stability through hydrogen-bond-assisted LUMO elevation and a preserved fibrillation network.

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