Dendrites as climbing dislocations in ceramic electrolytes: Initiation of growth
Dendrites as climbing dislocations in ceramic electrolytes: Initiation of growth
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jpowsour.2020.227989
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发表时间:
2020-04
影响因子:
9.2
通讯作者:
S. S. Shishvan-S.;N. Fleck;R. McMeeking;V. Deshpande
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作者:
S. S. Shishvan-S.;N. Fleck;R. McMeeking;V. Deshpande
We idealise dendrite growth in a ceramic electrolyte by climb of a thick edge dislocation. Growth of the dendrite occurs at constant chemical potential of Li+ at the dendrite tip: the free-energy to fracture and wedge open the electrolyte is provided by the flux of Li+ from the electrolyte into the dendrite tip. This free-energy is dependent on the Li+ overpotential at the dendrite tip and is thereby related to the imposed charging current density. The predicted critical current density agrees with measurements for Li/LLZO/Li symmetric cells: the critical current density decreases with increasing initial length of the dendrite and with increasing electrode/electrolyte interfacial ionic resistance. The simulations also reveal that a void on the cathode/electrolyte interface locally enhances the Li+ overpotential and significantly reduces the critical current density for the initiation of dendrite growth.