Cathodes - Technological review

Lithium cobalt oxide (LiCoO2) was already used in the first commercialized Li-ion battery by SONY in 1990. Still, it is the most frequently used cathode material nowadays. However, LiCoO2 is intrinsically unstable in the charged state, especially at elevated temperatures and in the overcharged state...

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Main Authors: Cherkouk Charaf, Nestler, Tina
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CATHODES
COBALT OXIDES
Commercialization
ELECTROCHEMISTRY
Electrode materials
ENERGY STORAGE
High temperature
LIFETIME
Lithium
LITHIUM COMPOUNDS
LITHIUM IONS
Lithium-ion batteries
METAL-NONMETAL BATTERIES
Nanomaterials
NANOSTRUCTURES
Plasma
Rechargeable batteries
REVIEWS
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COBALT OXIDES
Commercialization
ELECTROCHEMISTRY
Electrode materials
ENERGY STORAGE
High temperature
LIFETIME
Lithium
LITHIUM COMPOUNDS
LITHIUM IONS
Lithium-ion batteries
METAL-NONMETAL BATTERIES
Nanomaterials
NANOSTRUCTURES
Plasma
Rechargeable batteries
REVIEWS
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