Electrochemically Induced Active Solid Electrolyte Interfacial Phenomena of and#913; Metal Oxide as Electrodes for Li Li Sulfur Batteries Anionic Exchange Superficial Engineering Enables to Electrify Leds
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Lithium ion batteries (LIBs) and Lithium sulfur batteries (LSBs) are the most
newlinepotential energy storage devices for applications such as electric vehicles and grid storage.
newlineThe problem statement for these devices includes electrode degradation, unfavourable Solid
newlineElectrolyte Interface (SEI), and Cathode Electrolyte Interface (CEI) formation with
newlinerestricted life cycles. This research has primarily focused on the rational design and
newlineengineering of novel anode, cathode, and electrolyte additives for next generation LIBs and
newlineLSBs promoting the electrochemically active SEI/CEI to overcome the unstable SEI/CEI
newlineformation which hinders their practical applications. The research explored different
newlinematerials including and#945; MnO2, and#945; Fe2O3 based anode materials, and novel Li4B2O5 PMMA
newlineelectrolyte additive material for LIBs. Also, the study extended to the use of the significant
newlineand#945; Fe2O3 in the resulting LIB as cathode material for LSB, thus showing the diverse
newlineapplications for the synthesized and#945; Fe2O3 material. The studied materials have exhibited
newlinenotable improvements in cycling capacity, energy density, cyclic life, and coulombic
newlineefficiency, proving their potential for practical energy storage applications. By integrating
newlinethe fundamental physiochemical and electrochemical analysis with materials engineering,
newlinethis thesis contributes to the ongoing efforts to enhance the efficiency and durability of
newlinelithium based batteries. Thus, the research findings could help develop practical electrode
newlinematerials with better battery performance, solving the key challenges in energy storage.
newlineThe thesis dissertation begins with the Introduction (Chapter I), outlining the
newlinecomprehensive overview of lithium based energy storage, which includes LIB and LSB,
newlinerespectively. The literature survey that understands the current state of research on lithium
newlinebased energy devices has been highlighted in the introduction followed by the specific aim
newlineand objective of this research work has been included. The introduction extensively
newlineexamines the operating princip