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Unveiling the origin of the capacity fade in MnO$_{2}$ zinc-ion battery cathodes through an analysis of the Mn vacancy formation
Currently explored rechargeable aqueous zinc-ion battery (RAZIB) cathode materials, such as $α$-MnO$_{2}$, suffer from severe capacity fade when cycling at rates appropriate for grid-scale operation. Mn dissolution has been previously identified as the cause of $α$-MnO$_{2}$ cathode degradation duri
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