Corrosion-Resistant Shape-Programmable Zn–I2 Battery
Zinc–iodine (Zn–I2) batteries are promising, low-cost and safe aqueous rechargeable energy storage devices. An iodide shuttle-induced corrosion and poor zinc (Zn) stripping/plating often result in a limited battery lifetime, urges the development of multifunctional Zn anodes. To overcome these problems, here multifunctional Zn-anode is demonstrated with shape-programmability and uniform Zn morphology along low-indexed (002) crystal …
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