Regulating Na+ vacancies and stabilizing lattice structure via Al3+/O2- doping for low-cost dry-air-stable NaCl-based solid electrolytes
Chengyu Fu , Chenjie Lou , Liming Zhang , Longfei Li , Baozhang Li , Yi Sun , Mingxue Tang , Pengcheng Shi , Xuyong Feng , Hongfa Xiang
Energy Materials ›› 2026, Vol. 6 ›› Issue (9) : 600127
Sodium chloride (NaCl) is attractive as a solid electrolyte because of its wide electrochemical stability window, excellent dry-air stability, favorable cathode compatibility, and low cost; however, its intrinsically low ionic conductivity has severely limited practical application. Here, we report an Al3+/O2- co-doping strategy that introduces Na+ vacancies and mixed Cl-/O2- anion environments into the NaCl lattice, thereby converting NaCl from a poor ionic conductor into a fast-ion-conducting solid electrolyte. The optimized composition, Na0.4625Al0.25Cl0.7875O0.2125, exhibits an ionic conductivity of
Halide solid-state electrolytes, solid-state batteries / cubic crystal structure / low cost / dry air stability
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