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                                                                                         −
                                                                    4 Zn 2+  +   SO  ²−  +  6 OH +   3 H O
                                                                               4               2
                                                                                                            (1)
                                                                    →  Zn 4SO OH      3 H 0
                                                                             ( ) •
                                                                             4
                                                                                  6     2
                                                                 4. CONCLUSIONS
                                                                 Summarily, the resistance to dendrite formation in
                                                              zinc ion pouch cells was evaluated over 50 hours at a
                                                                                       2
                                                              current  density  of  1.0  mA/cm   using  electrolytes  of
                                                              2M ZnSO4 with varying percentages of DMSO (0%,
                                                              10%,  20%,  30%,  40%,  and  50%).  The  zinc  metal
                                                              electrode  surfaces  were  examined  after  50  hours  of
                                                              charge - discharge cycling in a symmetric pouch cell
                                                              configuration. The formation of complex layers on the
                  Fig. 3. XRD results of zinc electrode surface for   zinc   electrode   was   analyzed   using   XRD
                electrolyte systems with 0% DMSO and 20% DMSO   measurements.  Therefore,  the  electrolyte  containing
               after 50 hours of stripping/plating at a current density   20%  DMSO  effectively  inhibited  dendritic  growth,
                               of 1.0 mA/cm 2                 facilitating  smoother  zinc  ion  migration  paths  and
                  After the symmetric Zn//Zn batteries were tested   thereby enhancing battery performance.
               for  their  electrostatic  charge-discharge  performance,   ACKNOWLEDGMENT
               X-ray  diffraction  (XRD)  was  used  to  determine  the
               chemical composition and assess the crystal structure   This  research  is  funded  by  Vietnam  National
               of  the  deposited  layer on  the  zinc  electrode  surface.   Foundation for Science and Technology Development
               Fig. 3 shows the XRD results of the Zn electrode in   (NAFOSTED) under grant number 103.02-2021.135.
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