O2 as part of the energy storage mechanism of an O-redox material (IMAGE)

The Faraday Institution

O2 as part of the energy storage mechanism of an O-redox material

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The structure of a Li-rich cathode in a pristine, charged and discharged state showing how molecular O2 takes part in the energy storage mechanism of an O-redox material.

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Dr Robert House, University of Oxford

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