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Surface Science of Intercalation Materials and Solid Electrolytes

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Ion intercalation electrodes are ion-exchanging electrodes which absorb and release ions as function of applied potential. Ion-exchanging electrodes are key elements of numerous electrochemical devices essential for our life today, such as Li-ion batteries, sensors, and fuel cells. Solid electrolytes are fast ion conductors which open up the possibility to realize all-solid ionic devices, such as high energy all-solid Li-ion batteries. This work explores surfaces and interfaces of Li-ion intercalation and Li-ion solid electrolyte materials using a surface science approach.

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Hausbrand, R. (2020). Introduction. In: Surface Science of Intercalation Materials and Solid Electrolytes. SpringerBriefs in Physics. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-52826-3_1

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