DRX illustration (IMAGE)

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DRX illustration

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Illustration of a DRX cathode's "disordered" atomic structure (right) versus the "ordered" atomic structure of a conventional cathode. A disordered cathode structure can store more lithium - which means more energy - while allowing for a wider range of elements to serve as the transition metal.

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