Novel High Energy Density Sodium Layered Oxide Cathode Materials: from Material to Cells

A limitation of sodium ion batteries is their low energy density in comparison to lithium ion batteries, therefore Sharp Laboratories of Europe Ltd have been developing higher energy density sodium ion batteries utilizing a high specific capacity cathode, NaNi1/3Fe1/6Mn1/3Mg1/12Sn1/12O2, which has b...

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Published in:ECS transactions 2017-01, Vol.75 (22), p.13-24
Main Authors: Smith, Katherine, Treacher, Joshua, Ledwoch, Daniela, Adamson, Paul, Kendrick, Emma
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