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Antiperovskite active materials for metal-ion batteries: Expected advantages, limitations, and perspectives

Dai et al., 2024

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Dai T
Kouoi X
Reynaud M
Wagemaker M
Valldor M
Famprikis T
Koposov A
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Energy Storage Materials

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Metal-ion batteries, particularly lithium-ion (Li-ion) and sodium-ion (Na-ion) batteries, are currently among the most compelling technologies for energy storage. However, the growing demands driven by wide implementation of batteries in multiple applications call for further …
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