Publications by authors named "Hanhui Lei"

High-entropy materials (HEMs) constitute an innovative category of advanced materials distinguished by their distinctive atomic arrangements and remarkable multifunctional attributes. This thorough overview critically analyzes the core principles, synthesis methods, and novel applications of HEMs, emphasizing their transformative potentials in electromagnetic and biological fields. This study examines how the high configurational entropy effect, lattice distortion, and slow diffusion mechanisms facilitate the stabilization of single-phase systems including numerous primary elements.

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  • The study focuses on improving the ionic conductivity and electrolyte uptake in gel polymer electrolytes (GPEs) for flexible zinc-air batteries (FZABs).
  • A composite GPE made of mesoporous silica and polyacrylamide achieves high ionic conductivity (337 mS cm) and low weight loss (under 18%) when exposed to air for 72 hours.
  • When implemented as a quasi-solid-electrolyte, the GPE demonstrates impressive electrochemical performance (162.8 mW cm peak power density) and longevity (over 110 hours), making it a strong candidate for practical applications in rechargeable batteries.
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