METHOD FOR FORMING A METAL LAYER ON THE SURFACE OF A SOLID ION-CONDUCTING SUBSTRATE, SUBSTRATE WHICH CAN BE PRODUCED USING THE METHOD, AND ANODE-FREE BATTERY

The invention relates to a method for forming a metal layer (i.e., a metal electric current conductor) on the surface of a solid ion-conducting substrate (for example, a lithium-ion secondary battery or a sodium-ion secondary battery), to a substrate which can be produced using the method, and to an anode-free battery. The method according to the invention allows parts of solid-state electrolyte batteries (e.g., the anode side of a solid-state electrolyte battery) to be provided in an industrially relevant scale in a quick, simple, and inexpensive manner, said parts being characterized by a homogenous electric current density and a suitability for high maximum charge and discharge currents.