Recent advances in designing solid-state electrolytes to reduce the working temperature of lithium batteries
Zhi‐Cheng Yao(Johns Hopkins University), Shimou Chen(National Institute for Materials Science), Weiting Ma(Beijing University of Chemical Technology), Ying Xiao(Shandong Provincial Hospital), Shuang Wan(Beijing University of Chemical Technology), Guolin Hou(Sinopec (China)), Yutong Wang(Harbin University), Junfeng Rong(Sinopec (China))
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