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Sharon et al., 2015 - Google Patents

Catalytic behavior of lithium nitrate in Li-O2 cells

Sharon et al., 2015

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12207584236560966063
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Sharon D
Hirsberg D
Afri M
Chesneau F
Lavi R
Frimer A
Sun Y
Aurbach D
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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The development of a successful Li-O2 battery depends to a large extent on the discovery of electrolyte solutions that remain chemically stable through the reduction and oxidation reactions that occur during cell operations. The influence of the electrolyte anions on the …
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