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Ni–Al–Cr superalloy as high temperature cathode current collector for advanced thin film Li batteries

Filippin et al., 2018

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Filippin A
Lin T
Rawlence M
Zünd T
Kravchyk K
Sastre-Pellicer J
Haass S
Wäckerlin A
Kovalenko M
Buecheler S
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To obtain full advantage of state-of-the-art solid-state lithium-based batteries, produced by sequential deposition of high voltage cathodes and promising oxide-based electrolytes, the current collector must withstand high temperatures (> 600° C) in oxygen atmosphere. This …
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