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Synthesis of single-phase LiSi by ball-milling: electrochemical behavior and hydrogenation properties

Tang et al., 2013

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10264668478463152461
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Tang W
Chotard J
Janot R
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Journal of The Electrochemical Society

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Abstract The Li-Si phase diagram shows the existence of four stable phases [Li 12 Si 7, Li 7 Si 3, Li 13 Si 4 and Li 22 Si 5]. In addition, Zintl phase LiSi, usually prepared under high temperature-pressure (873 K-4 GPa), has recently been added into the diagram as LiSi is …
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