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Influence of synthesis conditions on the surface passivation and electrochemical behavior of layered cathode materials

Lin et al., 2014

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12146430600699999016
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Lin F
Nordlund D
Pan T
Markus I
Weng T
Xin H
Doeff M
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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Understanding the relationship between materials synthesis and electrochemical behaviors should provide valuable knowledge to further the advancement of lithium-ion batteries. In this work, layered cathode materials {eg, LiNi0. 4Mn0. 4Co0. 18Ti0. 02O2 (NMCs)} were …
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