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Cathode Materials with Two-Dimensional Structure

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This chapter is devoted to the role of layered structured materials, since they have peculiar properties of mixed conduction for electrons and ions, so that redox reaction can be delocalized in their volume, so that they can be used as active materials of electrodes. We present the relationship between structure and electrochemical features with special attention for materials currently used as positive electrode in lithium batteries for their high capability to host foreign ions. Different crystal chemistries are examined from the basic lithiated metal dioxides structure to the very sophisticated solid solutions or composites.

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Julien, C., Mauger, A., Vijh, A., Zaghib, K. (2016). Cathode Materials with Two-Dimensional Structure. In: Lithium Batteries. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-19108-9_5

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