Fig. 6: Li segregation energies under the adsorption of air components. | Nature Communications

Fig. 6: Li segregation energies under the adsorption of air components.

From: Unlocking the passivation nature of the cathode–air interfacial reactions in lithium ion batteries

Fig. 6: Li segregation energies under the adsorption of air components.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

a, b The atomic structures of conventional NMC, and delithiated NMC with a Li ion moves from the subsurface to the surface 3b sites under gas molecule adsorption. The dashed black ring indicates the migrated Li ions and the black arrow points to the surface site that the sub-surface Li migrates to. c The plot of Li segregation energies under the water vapor, O2, CO2, and N2 adsorption. The upper and lower regime represent the Li anti-segregation, and segregation zone, respectively.

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