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Phase stability and electrical conductivity of lithium intercalated nonstoichiometric V6O13

Chaklanabish et al., 1986

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6862580112435626443
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Chaklanabish N
Maiti H
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Solid State Ionics

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Abstract A highly nonstoichiometric V 6 O 13+ y has been prepared by decomposition of NH 4 VO 3 in a long-necked glass ampoule. Lithium has been intercalated into this material by room temperature lithiation with n-butyl lithium. Single phase Li x V 6 O 13+ y is obtained …
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