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Computational Investigation and Experimental Realization of Disordered High-Capacity Li-Ion Cathodes Based on Ni Redox
Abstract In cation-disordered rocksalt Li-ion cathode materials, an excess of Li with respect to the transition metal content is necessary for the creation of percolating pathways for Li transport. Because of the lower amount of redox-active transition metal, a substantial part of the charge transfe
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