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Oxygen assisted lithium‐iodine batteries: Towards practical iodine cathodes and viable lithium metal protection strategies

Giammona et al., 2023

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5330171527326297772
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Giammona M
Kim J
Kim Y
Medina P
Nguyen K
Bui H
Jones G
Tek A
Sundberg L
Fong A
La Y
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Advanced Materials Interfaces

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Rechargeable batteries with iodine‐based cathodes have recently been the subject of significant interest due to the moderately high theoretical specific energy (≈ 600 Wh kg− 1) and high‐rate capability (> 5 C) of the iodine cathode. Progress however has been impeded …
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