Many of us use lithium-ion batteries every day, and sodium-ion cells could be even better, once the kinks have been worked out. Layered oxides with formula NaMO₂ and $P2$ stacking seem promising here, yet suffer from limited capacity and cycling, so combinations of transition metals M are pursued. The authors' simulations provide a rational framework to tune transition-metal mixing for optimal sodium diffusivity and enhanced rate capability in this class of cathode materials.
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