The interplay between (electro)chemical and (chemo)mechanical effects in the cycling performance of thiophosphate-based solid-state batteries

The interplay between (electro)chemical and (chemo)mechanical effects in the cycling performance of thiophosphate-based solid-state batteries
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硫代磷酸盐固态电池循环性能中(电)化学和(化学)机械效应之间的相互作用

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10.1088/2752-5724/ac3897
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2021
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Materials Futures
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T. Brezesinski
T. Brezesinski
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J. Teo;F. Strauss;F. Walther;Yuan Ma;S. Payandeh;T. Scherer;M. Bianchini;J. Janek;T. Brezesinski

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