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Introduction Sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) are envisaged as promising electrochemical devices that may compete with lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) for specific niches of applicability.1-3 Despite certain limitations of Na+ ions, such as their larger size and slightly reduced power, the vast differences in lithium and sodium carbonate prices and the replacement of copper by aluminum as the anode collectors lead to an effective decrease in battery cost.
Sustainable, low Ni-containing Mg-doped layered oxides as cathodes for sodium-ion batteries The supply of battery-grade nickel for the manufacturing of positive electrodes in sodium-ion batteries could be concerning shortly. For this reason, the research on new electrode materials minimizing or even fully removing this element is crucial.
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