Ortiz-Vitoriano et al., 2017 - Google Patents
High performance manganese-based layered oxide cathodes: overcoming the challenges of sodium ion batteriesOrtiz-Vitoriano et al., 2017
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- 16347076136860022475
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- Ortiz-Vitoriano N
- Drewett N
- Gonzalo E
- Rojo T
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- Energy & Environmental Science
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Currently, there is increasing interest in developing 'beyond lithium'battery technologies to augment, or in certain situations replace, lithium ion batteries (LIBs). Room temperature sodium ion batteries (NIBs) offer an attractive combination of low cost and plentiful …
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