Ultrahigh‐Temperature‐Tolerance Lithium Metal Batteries Enabled by Molecular‐Level Polymer Configuration Design with Low‐Entropy‐Penalty Effect
Weiting Ma(Beijing University of Chemical Technology), Guoxiu Wang(Xi’an University of Posts and Telecommunications), Shunshun Zhao(Institute of Process Engineering), Shuang Wan(Beijing University of Chemical Technology), Shimou Chen(National Institute for Materials Science), Yong Chen(University of Technology Sydney), Jiajun Gong(Beijing University of Chemical Technology), Sinian Yang(Beijing University of Chemical Technology)
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