Interphases Formation and Analysis at the Lithium–Aluminum–Titanium–Phosphate (LATP) and Lithium–Manganese Oxide Spinel (LMO) Interface during High‐Temperature Bonding

Interphases Formation and Analysis at the Lithium–Aluminum–Titanium–Phosphate (LATP) and Lithium–Manganese Oxide Spinel (LMO) Interface during High‐Temperature Bonding
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DOI:
10.1002/ente.202000634
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发表时间:
2020-10
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影响因子:
3.8
通讯作者:
Orli Levit;Pengyu Xu;B. Shvartsev;Gal Avioz Cohen;L. Stanciu;Y. Tsur;Y. Ein‐Eli
Orli Levit;Pengyu Xu;B. Shvartsev;Gal Avioz Cohen;L. Stanciu;Y. Tsur;Y. Ein‐Eli
中科院分区:
工程技术4区
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作者:
Orli Levit;Pengyu Xu;B. Shvartsev;Gal Avioz Cohen;L. Stanciu;Y. Tsur;Y. Ein‐Eli

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