Graduate student at Stanford University
Stanford, CA, USA
Joined September 2018
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Mun Sek Kim retweeted
…this mechanistic insight has important implications for SEI and lithium metal battery design.
very grateful to my coauthors and advisors for making this possible.
S/O to those on this platform: @mun_sek @docmymartens @yuzhiao @yicuistanford @BentGroup
Mun Sek Kim retweeted
very happy to share our new study! here, we demonstrate that the proximity of electrolyte species to a reducing electrode like lithium influences their likelihood of becoming incorporated in the SEI.
please read the full paper here:
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Mun Sek Kim retweeted
Simple methods often provide crucial insights into complex problems.
In our new work, we use simple machine learning methods to identify one crucial driver of a complex performance metric, Coulombic Efficiency, in lithium metal batteries. Subsequently, w…lnkd.in/gSkrj5QX
Mun Sek Kim retweeted
Revealing the Multifunctions of Li3N in the Suspension Electrolyte for Lithium Metal Batteries dx.doi.org/10.1021/acsnano.2…
In our recent work, we utilized suspension electrolyte design to explore the functional features of Li3N for Li metal anode.
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Mun Sek Kim retweeted
Revealing the Multifunctions of Li3N in the Suspension Electrolyte for Lithium Metal Batteries dx.doi.org/10.1021/acsnano.2…
Mun Sek Kim retweeted
Most Read in the past 30 days "Resolving Current-Dependent Regimes of Electroplating Mechanisms for Fast Charging Lithium Metal Anodes" by @davidtboyle, Li, Pei, Vilá, Zhang, @JohnnySayavong @mun_sek, Huang, @HongxiaWang6, Liu, Xu, Sinclair, Qin, Bao & Cui go.acs.org/2BA
Mun Sek Kim retweeted
Fast charging is tough for Li metal batteries ("dendrites"), so we asked how does the Li plating mechanism change with slow and fast charging?
In @NanoLetters today, we mapped out Li plating mechanisms to help with future design of fast charge solutions.
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Mun Sek Kim retweeted
Our collaborative work with Hyundai Motor Company. Artificial coating that can be used in industrial R&D lithium metal batteries. ⬇️
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Please check out our behind-the-paper "The suspension electrolyte design: a versatile platform for electrolyte development of lithium metal batteries" at Nature portfolio engineering community for the suspension electrolyte published in Nature Materials.
Mun Sek Kim retweeted
The story behind our recent research on newly synthesized liquid electrolytes for lithium metal batteries. Thanks @TechXplore_com for the nice news article. @NatureEnergyJnl @J_A_C_S techxplore.com/news/2022-02-…
Mun Sek Kim retweeted
Researchers from Stanford University demonstrate suspension electrolyte, a mixture of inorganic nanoparticles with liquid electrolytes, for Li-metal batteries.
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Mun Sek Kim retweeted
Please check our recent review on liquid electrolytes for Li metal batteries. Some different angles: chemistry, synthetic tools, practicality and reproducibility. @Joule_CP
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Mun Sek Kim retweeted
Stanford groups report electrolyte design by fine-tuning solvent molecules for improved reversibility of Li-metal batteries go.nature.com/3rgJfn0
Mun Sek Kim retweeted
Please check our recent paper in Nature Energy.
We show a series of new electrolyte solvent molecules (some w/o CAS number) which exhibited high Li metal battery performance. Thanks the supervision from Profs. @zhenanbao @yicuistanford Jian Qin nature.com/articles/s41560-0…
Mun Sek Kim retweeted
Cool paper from @mun_sek Kim. He shows that solid additives can further improve the efficiency of the best electrolytes available. Getting closer to 99.9x% efficiency
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Mun Sek Kim retweeted
Our new paper from @yicuistanford lab on calendar aging of Lithium metal is out @NatureEnergyJnl! We study Li metal batteries when they're not in-use (for ex: cell-phone turned off) and give some insight into the chemical stability of unique electrolytes
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Please check out our work "Suspension electrolyte with modified Li+ solvation environment for lithium metal batteries" published in @NatureMaterials.