Nickle-rich Li-ion cells don’t have to die young, according to the University to Advance Science and Technology in South Korea, where a room temperature process has been invented to infuse electrode particles with a protective layer. “Nickel-rich materials are considered promising cathode materials, as they can deliver higher capacity at lower costs,” said UNIST. “However, ...

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