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Coupling Density Functional Theory and Discrete Element Method to Predict Volume Change in Batteries and Battery Systems
In this work, we demonstrate the linkage of density functional theory to predict active material volume change and a microstructure electrode model to estimate battery cell reversible expansion as a function of cell state-of-charge (SOCs) for a set of lithium nickel manganese cobalt oxide (NMC) cath
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