Lithium-ion batteries with high-energy-density cathodes are vital to satisfy the vitality calls for of next-generation electronics and electrical autos. At excessive voltages, nevertheless, the battery electrolyte undergoes extreme decomposition, compromising cathode efficiency. To deal with this, researchers have now synthesized a bio-based, non-toxic additive materials that stabilizes the cathode by forming a passivation layer on its floor and suppressing its decomposition. Eco-friendly and low-cost, the novel compound might promote a wider utilization of bio-based assets.