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. The electrochemical performance of the active phases is strongly conditioned by the vacuum-drying process of the electrodes, showing better capacity retention when vacuum is not applied. In situ X-ray diffraction shows a structural mechanism of contraction/expansion of the bilayers upon lithium insertion/extraction where the alkali ions behave as structural stabilizers. Galvanostatic cycling at very low current density implies migration of the alkali "pillars" triggering the collapse of the structure.
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