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Electrochemical and thermal control of continuous phase transitions in P2-NaxNi1/3Mn2/3O2
Sodium layered oxides often undergo phase transformations involving ordering or disordering of Na+ upon desodiation, i.e., when cycled as a battery electrode. Accurately characterizing these phases is crucial for understanding functional properties, such as chemical diffusivity. In this work, we rev
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