Recent advances in catechol-based polymer binders for batteries

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Abstract

Polymer binders constitute less than 3% of the cell’s weight but play a critical role in the battery’s performance in various batteries. This review summarizes recent research on traditional and mussel-inspired catechol binders. Notably, catechol binders exhibit excellent adhesion to active materials, catalysts, and current collectors, enhancing the electrode stability of the batteries. Through recent research findings, this review highlights the potential of new catechol binders for various types of batteries and suggests future research directions. Graphic Abstract: (Figure presented.)

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Baek, M. J., Park, J., & Lee, D. W. (2026, January 1). Recent advances in catechol-based polymer binders for batteries. Macromolecular Research. Polymer Society of Korea. https://doi.org/10.1007/s13233-025-00454-y

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