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June 21, 2024ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces95 citationsOpen Access

An XPS Study of Electrolytes for Li-Ion Batteries in Full Cell LNMO vs Si/Graphite

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RARaheleh Azmi FLFredrik Lindgren KSKillian Stokes-Rodriguez

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Two different types of electrolytes (co-solvent and multi-salt) are tested for use in high voltage LiNi

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