Research shows enhanced lithium-ion transport in MoNb12O33 due to Wadsley defects and cation disorder, suggesting improved battery performance.
Wadsley Defects Defect-rich shear structures fill space with a variety of different block sizes. These Wadsley defects can be associated with additional cation disorder and vacancies where the effect of each upon lithium-ion transport was studied. The resulting insights explained the three-times enhancement found in the diffusivity of a defect-rich sample. More in article number e06454, Scott Misture, Christopher Sutton, Morgan Stefik, and co-workers.
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