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Understanding Surface Densified Phases in Ni-Rich Layered Compounds
Abstract Understanding structural transformation at the surface of Ni-rich layered compounds is of particular importance for improving the performance of these cathode materials. In this Letter, we identify the surface phases using first-principles-based kinetic Monte Carlo simulations. We show that
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