Günther J. Redhammer

Abstract Solid-state batteries employing lithium-rich manganese oxide positive electrodes are a highly promising candidate for next-generation high-energy-density energy storage systems. However, the practical deployment of lithium-rich manganese oxide positive electrodes is hindered by several critical challenges, including poor initial-cycle reversibility, rapid capacity decay, structural collapse due to oxygen release, and interfacial instability at high potentials.

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