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The study of capacity fading processes of Li-ion batteries: major factors that play a role

Markovsky et al., 2003

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7242530570805403581
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Markovsky B
Rodkin A
Cohen Y
Palchik O
Levi E
Aurbach D
Kim H
Schmidt M
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Journal of power sources

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In this work, we studied the impact of some factors on the behavior of practical electrodes of Li-ion batteries. These included elevated temperatures (45–80° C), prolonged storage of Li- ion cells, and additives in the electrolyte solution. The Li-ion battery systems studied …
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