Nickel-rich Cathodes

Nickel-Rich Cathodes is a category of lithium-ion battery cathode materials predominantly composed of layered transition metal oxides in which nickel constitutes more than 60% of the transition metal content, thereby distinguishing it from lower-nickel analogs by enabling higher specific capacity and energy density at the expense of reduced thermal stability and cycle life.

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    Yang‐Kook Sun

    Hanyang University, South Korea

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    Chong Seung Yoon

    Hanyang University, South Korea

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    Feng Wu

    Beijing Institute of Technology, China

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    Khalil Amine

    Argonne National Laboratory, United States

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    Yuefeng Su

    Beijing Institute of Technology, China

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