Fig. 5: The high oxidation states of dopants promote the Li/TM ordered structure. | Nature Communications

Fig. 5: The high oxidation states of dopants promote the Li/TM ordered structure.

From: Transition metal-doped Ni-rich layered cathode materials for durable Li-ion batteries

Fig. 5

a, b HAADF TEM images and derived structural models of Al-NC90 and Ta-NC90, respectively. cg Bright-field images and corresponding SAED patterns of single primary particles of Mg-NC90, Al-NC90, Ti-NC90, Ta-NC90, and Mo-NC90. h Calculated [100] zone axis diffraction patterns for the normal layered structure and ordered superlattice structure. i Post-mortem analysis of a discharged Ta-NC90 cathode after 3000 cycles using TEM. Low magnification TEM image of a cycled Ta-NC90 particle and corresponding electron diffraction pattern (inset). j Schematic comparing the relative structural stability of the normal layered and ordered structures in highly delithiated states and after long-term cycling.

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