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Structure and composition of grain boundaries and their impact on functional properties of energy materials
Abstract This article explores the impact of grain boundary structures and compositions on the functional properties of various materials for photovoltaics, batteries, and other energy-related applications. Examples of correlative microscopy studies highlight the potential to discover structure–prop
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