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Reactivity of Cyclic and Linear Alkyl Carbonates with Reactive Oxygen Species
Electrolyte decomposition at the positive and negative electrodes remains a major challenge to improving lithium-ion battery lifetime. At the positive electrode, chemical oxidation of alkyl carbonate solvents by reactive lattice oxygen species (ROS) has emerged as a key degradation pathway, but the
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