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\n (a) The architecture of a LMB, consisting of a layered oxide cathode, e.g. LiNi0.5Co0.2M0.3O2 (NCM) or LiCoO2 (LCO), a lithium metal anode, and organic liquid electrolyte. The comparison of two NCM-based LMBs in terms of (b) cycling performance and (c) the discharge voltage curves. Credit: Science<\/a> China Press
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With the long-term goal to realize carbon neutrality, lithium batteries have acquired a growingly central role in the development of human society. The accurate yet efficient prognosis of battery state of health (SOH) remains vital in ensuring a safe and reliable operation. In addition, as the demand to increase battery energy density continues to grow, the development of novel, high-energy-density battery systems such as lithium metal batteries is of paramount significance.<\/p>\n

Conventionally, experiments that measure battery lifespan and SOH are adopted to evaluate performance, thereby assisting the development and evolution of novel battery systems. This kind of process, however, normally requires a long evaluation cycle, which inevitably hinders battery developers and users from efficient production, use, and optimization. On the other hand, informatics and data science have brought new opportunities to battery prognosis. These data-driven or machine-learning-based methods exhibit the great potential to unveil hidden information from the battery degradation data of early cycles and generate forecasts on future performance. <\/p>\n

So far, most data-driven approaches for battery prognosis are focused on predicting the performance of commercial lithium ion batteries, which usually require large dataset consisting of high quality data. When exploring novel battery systems such as lithium metal batteries, however, these kinds of methods are less suitable as the dataset size as well as the data quality is rather limited. It is therefore extremely important to develop a general<\/a>izable battery prognosis method that is compatible with small datasets and can endure compromised quality data.<\/p>\n

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\n (a) Voltage curve-related features are extracted through STL decomposition. (b) Features are extrapolated to future cycles using its historical information. (c) Features are correlated with capacity decay through regression models. (d) The final estimation of capacity degradation trajectory. Credit: Science China Press
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Recently, a team led by Prof. Xinyan Liu and Prof. Hong-Jie Peng from Institute of Fundamental and Frontier Sciences at University of Electronic Science and Technology<\/a> of China developed a generalizable, online approach that can forecast the capacity degradation trajectory of lab-assembled lithium metal batteries. This approach leverages the time series<\/a> decomposition method to extract physically meaningful features from battery discharge curves, realizing an online prediction for a single cell using only its early degradation data without the need to build large, high-quality offline training set. <\/p>\n

The robustness and generalizability of this approach also allows for the demonstration on a compromised quality dataset consisting of batteries varying in battery architectures and cycling conditions, with superior accuracy for end of life (defined as the number of cycles at 80% capacity retention) and degradation trajectory prediction with average errors of 8.2% and 2.8%, respectively.
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Lastly, the features formulated in this work are also demonstrated to provide physical insights, the incorporation of which into advanced battery characterization methods can further assist the understanding of battery degradation mechanism and enlighten the development of better batteries. The work entitled “A generalizable, data-driven online approach to forecast capacity degradation trajectory of lithium batteries” was published in the Journal of Energy Chemistry<\/i>. This work received experimental data support from Prof. Jia-Qi Huang’s research group at Beijing Institute of Technology.<\/p>\n

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\n (a) The cycling performance of all batteries used in this work. (b) The forecasted and the actual capacity degradation trajectory of the example battery. (c) Parity plots between the actual and predicted end of life. The benchmark method as previously suggested by Severson et al. (Nat. Energy 2019, 4, 383) was adopted for comparison. (d) Histograms of MAEs and media<\/a>n errors of end of life predictions. Credit: Science China Press
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This work is mainly focused on forecasting the cycling performance of lithium metal batteries consisting of layered oxide cathode and organic liquid electrolyte. The cycling performance and discharge voltage curves of two example NCM | Li batteries are further compared. It is notable that the cycling performances of the two LMBs, though significantly different at a later stage, are hardly distinguishable in early cycles. In contrast, their discharge curves have already started to deviate. Such a comparison motivates the concept of leveraging discharge curves for featurization.\n <\/p>\n\n

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Reactive electrolyte additives improve lithium metal battery performance\n <\/p><\/div>\n

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\n Xinyan Liu et al, A perspective on the electrocatalytic conversion of carbon dioxide to methanol with metallomacrocyclic catalysts, Journal of Energy Chemistry<\/i> (2021). DOI: 10.1016\/j.jechem.2021.04.059<\/a><\/p><\/div>\n
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