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Exploring a phase-compatible surface engineering for enhancing the structural stability in Li-rich layered oxides
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• A phase-compatible surface engineering strategy by fabricating a spinel ionic conductor coating layer together with Cr/Ti co-doping is proposed to modify Li-rich layered oxides (LLOs) • The optimal LCTO-LLOs-1 exhibits a capacity retention of 85.6% and voltage decay of 0.309 mV/cycle after 500 cycles at 1 C. • The LCTO surface modification is beneficial to construct a stable surface structure, effectively suppressing oxygen release and interface side reactions.
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