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NMR studies of lithium and sodium battery electrolytes
Nicole Leifer
,
Doron Aurbach
, Steve G. Greenbaum
Department of Chemistry
Israel National Research Center for Electrochemical Propulsion
BINA Research Center - Energy
City University of New York
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NMR Spectroscopy
100%
Lithium-ion Battery
100%
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
100%
Battery Electrolyte
100%
Sodium Batteries
100%
Magnetic Resonance Techniques
100%
Liquid State
66%
Sodium
33%
Electrolyte
33%
High Energy Density
33%
Low Self-discharge
33%
Long Cycle Life
33%
Liquid-solid
33%
Solid-state Electrolyte
33%
Electric
33%
Solid State
33%
Non-destructive Method
33%
Electronic Devices
33%
Electrolyte Components
33%
Electrolyte Systems
33%
Ion Transport
33%
Electrolyte Stability
33%
Structure Dynamics
33%
Electrolyte Materials
33%
Surface Microstructure
33%
Gel Polymer Electrolyte
33%
Renewable Energy Systems
33%
Liquid Gel
33%
Non-invasive Method
33%
Structured Interaction
33%
Microstructure Growth
33%
Electrode/electrolyte Interface
33%
Interphase Formation
33%
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Method
33%
Interphase Surface
33%
Vehicle Energy
33%
Material Science
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
100%
Sodium Ion Battery
100%
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
100%
Lithium Battery
100%
Lithium Ion Battery
25%
Sodium
25%
Solid Electrolyte
25%
High Energy Density
25%
Chemistry
Lithium Battery
100%
Sodium Ion Battery
100%
NMR Spectroscopy
100%
Sodium
14%
Lithium Ion Battery
14%
Electrode-Electrolyte Interface
14%
formation
14%
electronics
14%
Solid Electrolyte
14%