January 1, 2016

Exploring the electrochemical reaction mechanism of carbonate oxidation in Li–air/CO2 battery through tracing missing oxygen

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Superoxide radicals are generated during the electrochemical decomposition of Li2CO3. The existence of superoxide radicals will lead to the degradation of the tetraglyme electrolyte.

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