ReviewFrontiers in chemistry2026
Failure-mode-oriented design of cathode materials for practical lithium-ion batteries: from crystal stability to electrode-level durability.
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Abstract
Cathode materials remain the primary determinant of the energy density, voltage output, lifetime, safety, and cost of lithium-ion batteries. Although conventional reviews usually classify cathodes according to crystal structures or chemical compositions, practical battery degradation is rarely governed by structure alone. Instead, capacity fading, impedance growth, oxygen loss, transition-metal dissolution, interfacial parasitic reactions, and particle cracking usually occur simultaneously and are strongly coupled with electrode processing and operating conditions. This review discusses lithium-ion battery cathode materials from a failure-mode-oriented perspective, covering high-voltage LiCoO
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