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Mechanism of oxygen vacancy on impeded phase transformation and electrochemical activation in inactive Li2MnO3

Lim et al., 2016

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10166422638318797530
Author
Lim J
Kim D
Lim Y
Park M
Kim Y
Cho M
Cho K
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ChemElectroChem

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A combined experimental and computational study of an oxygen‐deficient Li2MnO3− δ (δ≈ 0.071) cathode for understanding the role and effects of oxygen vacancies on phase transformation and electrochemical activity in Li‐ion batteries is presented. The oxygen …
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