Which risk increases when solid electrolytes containing lithium cations undergo high current density?

💡 Explanation

Lithium dendrite formation increases because electromigration of lithium ions leads to uneven deposition, facilitating dendrite growth via the *space charge layer buildup* mechanism; therefore, lithium dendrites appear rather than uniform plating owing to inherent interfacial instabilities.

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