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FIG. 1.1 Schematic diagram of a typical rechargeable battery, for example, a lithium-ion or sodium-ion cell. Reproduced with express permission from Zhu et al., J. Power Sources 485 , 229321 ( 2021 ). Copyright 2021 Elsevier. More about this image found in Schematic diagram of a typical rechargeable battery, for example, a lithium...

FIG. 6.1 Unit cell constants [(a) and (c), cell volume] as a function of lithium content, x, in Li_xCoO₂, with (d) a calculated phase diagram. Reproduced with permission from Reimers and Dahn, J. Electrochem. Soc. 139 (8), 2091–2097 (1992). Copyright 1992 IOP Publishing. More about this image found in Unit cell constants [(a) and (c), cell volume] as a function of lithium con...

FIG. 8.5 X-ray tomography of a lithium-ion battery across length scales, from (a) a schematic and tomographic views of a wound cylindrical cell, (b) a graphite electrode during lithiation, to (c) delamination of conductive additive and binder from an active particle of silicon in a composite More about this image found in X-ray tomography of a lithium-ion battery across length scales, from (a) a ...

FIG. 6.5 In situ XRD [(a) and (c)] and neutron diffraction patterns (c) from graphite during lithium-ion intercalation, with the refined relative proportions of LiC₁₂ and LiC₆ phases in (d). Reproduced with permission from Li and Su, Carbon Energy 1 (2), 200–218 More about this image found in In situ XRD [(a) and (c)] and neutron diffraction patterns...

FIG. 7.4 Portion of the Li₂NiGe₃O₈ crystal structure, showing how lithium migrates from its ideal 8c (red) lattice site to the newly identified 12d octahedrally coordinated interstitial site in yellow. Reproduced with permission from Reeves-McLaren et al More about this image found in Portion of the Li₂NiGe₃O₈ crystal structur...