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Fluorine chemistry in lithium-ion and sodium-ion batteries

Figure 5. (A) Crystal structures of tavotite and triplite-type LiFeSO4F and triplite-type type NaFeSO4F. This figure is quoted with permission from Ati et al.[59]. and Tripathi et al.[60]. (B) The tavorite LiFeSO4F has a stable cycling performance. Charge/discharge profile of LiFeSO4F cells cycled between 2.5 and 4.2 V at 15 mA g-1. This figure is quoted with permission from Recham et al.[61]. (C) Charge and discharge profiles for triplite-type NaFeSO4F discharge at 0.01 C (1C = 138 mA g-1). This figure is quoted with permission from Kim et al.[62]. (D) a-LiFeSO4F shows a different charge/discharge mechanism compared to tavotite and triplite-type LiFeSO4F. dQ/dV profile of a-LiFeSO4F (blue), tavorite (green), and triplite (orange). This figure is quoted with permission from Heo et al.[64]. (E) Cycling performance of a-LiFeSO4F at different temperatures measured at a current density of 40 mA g-1. This figure is quoted with permission from Heo et al.[64].

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