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Structural changes of conversion metal fluoride cathodes in lithium ion batteries
Currently, cathode materials for Li-ion batteries are based on intercalation processes where, during charge and discharge processes, Li intercalates into the crystal lattice while maintaining the host crystal structure. More recently, new cathode materials have been introduced based on conversion re
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