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Appearance of lithium-excess LiNiO2 with high cyclability synthesized by thermal decomposition route from LiNiO2-Li2NiO3 solid solution

Tabuchi et al., 2016

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6122051612391227167
Author
Tabuchi M
Kuriyama N
Takamori K
Imanari Y
Nakane K
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Journal of The Electrochemical Society

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Hexagonal (R m Li-excess LiNiO 2 with a primary particle size smaller than 0.5 μm was formed above 625 C as a result of thermal decomposition of a monoclinic LiNiO 2-Li 2 NiO 3 solid solution (C2/m, nominal Li/Ni ratio up to 1.5) using precipitation–calcination. Although …
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