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Electrochemical Characterization and DRT-Guided ECM Modeling of Commercial Sodium-Ion 18650 Cells
Sodium-ion batteries are attracting increasing interest for stationary energy storage, yet their aging behavior and modeling remain less mature than for lithium-ion systems. This paper presents an initial experimental and modeling study of commercial 18650 sodium-ion cells (0.9 Ah) based on capacity
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