A facile, universal surface engineering strategy is proposed to address the volume expansion and slow kinetic issues encountered by SiO/C anodes. A B-/F-enriched buffering interphase is introduced onto SiO/C by thermal treatment of pre-adsorbed lithium salts at 400 °C. The as-prepared anode integrates both high-rate performance and long-term cycling durability.
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