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Probing dynamic degradation and mass transport in solid-state sodium-ion batteries using operando simultaneous dual-polarity SIMS
Operando investigation of a solid-state battery is challenging due to sample conditions, such as electrode roughness and sensitivity to the atmosphere. In this work, we present an operando technique that combines electrochemistry with the simultaneous detection of secondary ions in a Hi-5 Secondary
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