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Modeling early-stage solid-state crystallization of amorphous LiCoO2 under flash lamp annealing
The crystallinity of LiCoO2 (LCO) cathodes is essential for the performance of thin-film solid-state batteries. Flash-lamp annealing (FLA) can crystallize amorphous LCO within milliseconds, as a single 1.75 ms pulse heats the pr
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