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Impedance spectra of nonhomogeneous, multilayered porous composite graphite electrodes for Li-ion batteries: experimental and theoretical studies

Xu et al., 2011

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5364070825964042174
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Xu S
Zhuang Q
Tian L
Qin Y
Fang L
Sun S
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry C

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The first lithium-ion insertion and extraction processes of a graphite electrode at different potentials were studied by electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS). The results revealed that, below the potential of 0.65 V during the first lithiation, three semicircles were …
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