Standard non-aqueous electrolytes suffer from decomposition and poor interfacial compatibility under high-voltage or high-temperature conditions. Addressing this instability prevents capacity fade and safety hazards in energy storage systems.

Standard liquid electrolytes are prone to leakage and combustion under mechanical or thermal stress. Transitioning to gel precursors and composite electrolytes addresses the safety hazards and structural instability of fluid components.

Premature or inconsistent release of chemical additives during battery operation leads to rapid degradation. Precise control over additive release prevents early electrolyte decomposition and extends cycle life.