Abstract:

In recent years, the introduction of inorganic materials into polymer electrolytes (Pes) has captured escalating interest, aiming at harmonizing advantages from both organic and inorganic phases. In this short review, the authors briefly outline the advances and progresses in composite polymer electrolytes (CPEs) and hybrid polymer electrolytes (HPEs) with the spotlights on nano-sized materials, underlining their ionic conductivities, stabilities, and electrochemical performances in cell systems. The authors discuss the possible solutions and future actions required for developing high-performance CPEs and HPEs.