Reviewing failure mechanisms and modification strategies in stabilizing high-voltage LiCoO₂ cathodes beyond 4.55V

Keyphrases

• Failure Mechanism 100%
• LiCoO2 Cathode 100%
• Modification Strategies 100%
• High-voltage LiCoO2 100%
• Degradation Process 50%
• Energy Density 50%
• Cell Failure 50%
• Side Reactions 50%
• High Energy Density 50%
• Charging Voltage 50%
• Surface Degradation 50%
• Fast Charging 50%
• Poor Performance 50%
• Portable Electronics 50%
• Electronic Markets 50%
• LiCoO2 50%
• Mitigation Strategies 50%
• All-solid-state Battery 50%
• Capacity Decay 50%
• Working Voltage 50%
• Long-term Reliability 50%
• Lithium Cobalt Oxide 50%
• High Cut-off Voltage 50%
• Operational Issues 50%
• Crystal Structure Analysis 50%
• Irreversible Phase Transition 50%
• Consumer Needs 50%
• Failure Mitigation 50%
• Anode Stability 50%
• Cathode Material for Lithium Ion Batteries 50%

Engineering

• Energy Density 100%
• Failure Mechanism 100%
• Cycle Life 50%
• Lithium-Ion Batteries 50%
• Portable Electronics 50%
• Crystal Structure 50%
• Mitigation Strategy 50%
• Charging Voltage 50%
• Consumer Electronics 50%
• All-Solid-State Batteries 50%

Material Science

• Energy Density 100%
• Cathode 100%
• Crystal Structure 50%
• Cathode Material 50%
• Lithium Ion Battery 50%
• Lithium 50%
• Cobalt 50%
• All-Solid-State Batteries 50%
• Oxide Compound 50%