High-capacity battery cathode prelithiation to offset initial lithium loss
10.1038/nenergy.2015.8
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Sun, Y., Lee, H.-W., Seh, Z. W., Liu, N., Sun, J., Li, Y., & Cui, Y. (2016). High-capacity battery cathode prelithiation to offset initial lithium loss. Nature Energy, 1(1).

Authors 7
  1. Yongming Sun (first)
  2. Hyun-Wook Lee (additional)
  3. Zhi Wei Seh (additional)
  4. Nian Liu (additional)
  5. Jie Sun (additional)
  6. Yuzhang Li (additional)
  7. Yi Cui (additional)
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