Understanding the low temperature electrochemistry of magnesium-lithium hybrid ion battery in all-phenyl-complex solutions

Magnesium–lithium hybrid ion batteries have emerged as a new class of energy storage systems owing to dendrite free cycling of magnesium anode and possibility of practice of numerous conventional lithium cathodes. In present work, we used hybrid ion strategy to analyze the performance of lithium titanate based lithium cathode, magnesium metal anode, and all-phenyl complex (APC) electrolytes at different temperatures