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Enhancing high-voltage structural stability of single-crystalline Ni-rich LiNi0. 9Mn0. 05Co0. 05O2 cathode material by ultrathin Li-rich oxide layer for lithium-ion …

Kim et al., 2024

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3369273802878693099
Author
Kim K
Jeong J
Lee Y
Lim H
Chung K
Kim H
Kim S
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Journal of Power Sources

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Ni-rich single-crystalline LiNi x Co y Mn 1-xy O 2 (SNCM; x≥ 0.8) cathodes outperform conventional polycrystalline Ni-rich NCM in terms of mechanical and electrochemical stabilities. However, SNCM cathodes exhibit interfacial instability and rapid capacity decay …
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