We describe the preliminary performance characteristics of a novel lithium-ion cell. The electrochemical evaluation of the phase in metallic lithium half cells indicates that this triclinic fluorophosphate undergoes reversible lithium extraction∕insertion reactions at electrode potentials of 1.8 and vs. Li. These insertion properties allow the phase to function successfully as both the positive and negative electrode material in a lithium-ion configuration. We suggest that this type of battery may be particularly useful in commercial applications where considerations such as cost, ease of construction, and safety are at a premium.
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