The effect of fluoride coatings, an effective approach to suppress HF corrosion, on the cycling stability of NCM523 cathodes is systematically studied. It is the first study to reveal that fluoride coatings significantly restrain interfacial reactions when, simultaneously, the fluoride suspension possesses an appropriate pH (near 4.0) and there is a small cation ionic radius.
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