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Transition-metal interdiffusion and solid electrolyte poisoning in all-solid-state batteries revealed by cryo-TEM

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Ruizhuo Zhang
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Florian Strauss
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Lin Jiang
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Lee Casalena
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Letian Li
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Jürgen Janek
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Aleksandr Kondrakov
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Torsten Brezesinski *
DOI:10.1039/d3cc00516jdelete
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Abstract

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Using scanning transmission electron microscopy, along with electron energy loss spectroscopy, under cryogenic conditions, we demonstrate transition-metal dissolution from a layered Ni-rich oxide cathode material and subsequent diffusion into the bulk of a lithium thiophosphate solid electrolyte during electrochemical cycling. This problem has previously only been considered for liquid-electrolyte-based batteries.
Keywords:
LAYERED CATHODE MATERIALS
INTERFACE STABILITY
DISSOLUTION

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Chemical Communications cover
Chemical Communications
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thermo fisher scientific
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karlsruhe institute of technology
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Helmholtz Association
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