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Reclaiming Reactive Oxygen Species With Taurine/Peroxytaurine Redox Couple for Achieving Ultra-Long-Term Cycle Stability in 4.8 V Li-Rich Layered Oxide Cathodes

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By Yuhang Lou, Jialong Shen, Guanyin Gao
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1 Introduction Lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) serve as a crucial energy storage solution in contemporary electronic gadgets, electric vehicles, and renewable energy storage systems [1-3]. Currently, the primary obstacle to developing high-energy-density batteries is the limited capacity of cathode materials.
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Engineering Co-ion vacancy in dynamically reconstructed Co-based catalysts for practical anion-exchange membrane electrolysis - Nature Communications

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By Jingxuan Zhao, Xinmei Li, Kunjie Wang, Yuan-Ting Hung, Qing Wang, Xingyu Cui, Guanyin Gao, Xiangyang Li, Ru-shi Liu, Xu Zhao
| Nature Verified
Abstract Precisely engineering metal-ion vacancy in dynamically reconstructed electrocatalysts provides an attractive symmetry-breaking tool to develop robust electrocatalysts under operation conditions. Herein, we demonstrate a convenient Sr-ion-mediated reconstruction strategy to fabricate Co-vacancy-enriched Sr-CoOOH nanosheets under oxygen evolution reaction conditions with balanced activation and refilling of lattice oxygen for practical anion-exchange membrane water electrolysis.
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