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Probing Formation, Degradation, and Entropic Changes in Lithium-Ion Batteries Via a Versatile Reference Electrode
In 2013, Wenquan Lu and colleagues at Argonne National Lab proposed entropy coefficient as a parameter that could characterize the structural changes in lithium and manganese rich (LMR) layered transition metal oxide cathode active materials as voltage fade progresses over life. Subsequently, in 202
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