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 Table 2. A summary of the advantages and disadvantages of various ASSLSB architectures

 Cathode  Anode  Electrolyte  Advantages  Disadvantages                                   Ref.
 Sulfur   -  -  Earth-abundant, low cost, environmentally friendly and a high theoretical   Low cathode utilization, low active loading in cathode composites,   [29]
 specific capacity         huge volume change, low electrochemical kinetics and highly insulative
 Li S  -  -  Stable cycling life, excellent capacity retention and high discharge capacity  Highly insulative and low theoretical specific capacity and matching   [30]
 2
                           with lithium-free anode materials
 Metal   -  -  Improved interfacial electronic conductivity, long cyclic life and good   Low theoretical capacities, low discharge voltages and large volume   [31]
 sulfides  interfacial contact of active material/electrolyte  change

 -  Li alloys  -  High stability in ambient air, improving the Li/SSE interface contact,   Increased costs, compromised overall specific capacity and higher   [32]
 +
 improving the sluggish Li  transport, realizing dendrite-free Li deposition and   operating potentials
 small volume changes
 -  Li-inorganic   -  Enhancing the structural stability, suppressing the lithium dendrite growth,   Poor cycle life and rate capabilities, parasitic interfacial reactions and   [33]
 material   blocking its side reactions, high interfacial energy and high bulk modulus  higher operating potentials
 composites
 -  -  Glass Li S-P S  Good mechanical strength and flexibility and low grain boundary resistance  Low oxidation stability, sensitivity to moisture, poor compatibility with  [34]
 2  2 5
                           cathode materials, low ionic conductivities at room temperature and
                           narrow voltage windows
 -  -  Glass-ceramic   High conductivity, low grain boundary resistance, inherent isotropic character  Hygroscopic, low oxidation stability and limited voltage windows  [35]
 Li P S  and sufficient plasticity
 7 3 11
 -  -  Thio-LISICON Li Ge High bulk conductivity, good thermal stability and outstanding mechanical   Poor stability against Li metal anodes, narrow electrochemical stability  [36]
 10
 P S  Li SnP S  strength   windows, high interfacial impedance and degraded physical stability
 2 12  10  2 12
                           with electrodes
 -  -  Argyrodite Li PS X   Low-cost precursors and wide electrochemical window  Unstable with polar organic solvents and low ionic conductivities at   [37]
 6  5
 (X = Cl, Br or I)         room temperature
 -  -  LiBH  Superior chemical/electrochemical stability against Li metal  Low room-temperature ionic conductivity  [38]
 4
 -  -  Polymer  Stable with lithium metal, flexible, easy to produce a large-area membrane,   Limited thermal stability, low ionic conductivities at room temperature  [39]
 low shear modulus and low interfacial impedance  and narrow electrochemical stability windows
 -  -  Polymer-based   Low interfacial impedance,high ionic conductivity and balancing the merits   Low mechanical strength and   [40]
 composites  and drawbacks of each component  poor thermal stability





 be considered for the improvement of the interfacial compatibility of anodes with SSEs, as the anodes are properly designed. However, the relatively higher
 operating potentials of the modified Li anodes inevitably result in a decreased energy density. An in-depth understanding of the fundamentals and engineering
 principles of Li/SSE interfaces is an underlying challenge for ASSLSBs.



 Electrolytes

 SSEs are a family of solid-state ionic materials (also known as fast ion conductors or superionic solids) that exhibit remarkable technological potential for
 designing safe and high-performance all-solid-state electrochemical energy storage systems, because of their extremely high room temperature ionic
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