Anion Intercalation
Anion Intercalation is a type of intercalation compound in which anions are inserted into the host lattice layers through redox-driven electrochemical processes, distinguished by the guest species being negatively charged ions that reversibly occupy interlayer spaces to modulate the host’s electronic and structural properties.
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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