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Accelerating rate calorimetry study on the thermal stability of lithium intercalated graphite in electrolyte I. Experimental
Authors: Richard, MN Dahn, JR
Citation: Mn. Richard et Jr. Dahn, Accelerating rate calorimetry study on the thermal stability of lithium intercalated graphite in electrolyte I. Experimental, J ELCHEM SO, 146(6), 1999, pp. 2068-2077
Accelerating rate calorimetry study on the thermal stability of lithium intercalated graphite in electrolyte II. Modeling the results and predicting differential scanning calorimeter curves
Authors: Richard, MN Dahn, JR
Citation: Mn. Richard et Jr. Dahn, Accelerating rate calorimetry study on the thermal stability of lithium intercalated graphite in electrolyte II. Modeling the results and predicting differential scanning calorimeter curves, J ELCHEM SO, 146(6), 1999, pp. 2078-2084
Mechanically alloyed Sn-Fe(-C) powders as anode materials for Li-ion batteries - I. The Sn2Fe-C system
Authors: Mao, O Dunlap, RA Dahn, JR
Citation: O. Mao et al., Mechanically alloyed Sn-Fe(-C) powders as anode materials for Li-ion batteries - I. The Sn2Fe-C system, J ELCHEM SO, 146(2), 1999, pp. 405-413
Mechanically alloyed Sn-Fe(-C) powders as anode materials for Li-ion batteries - II. The SnFe system
Authors: Mao, O Dahn, JR
Citation: O. Mao et Jr. Dahn, Mechanically alloyed Sn-Fe(-C) powders as anode materials for Li-ion batteries - II. The SnFe system, J ELCHEM SO, 146(2), 1999, pp. 414-422
Mechanically alloyed Sn-Fe(-C) powders as anode materials for Li-ion batteries - III. Sn2Fe : SnFe3C active/inactive composites
Authors: Mao, O Dahn, JR
Citation: O. Mao et Jr. Dahn, Mechanically alloyed Sn-Fe(-C) powders as anode materials for Li-ion batteries - III. Sn2Fe : SnFe3C active/inactive composites, J ELCHEM SO, 146(2), 1999, pp. 423-427
Layered Li-Mn-oxide with the O2 structure: A cathode material for Li-ion cells which does not convert to spinel
Authors: Paulsen, JM Thomas, CL Dahn, JR
Citation: Jm. Paulsen et al., Layered Li-Mn-oxide with the O2 structure: A cathode material for Li-ion cells which does not convert to spinel, J ELCHEM SO, 146(10), 1999, pp. 3560-3565
Comparison of the reactivity of various carbon electrode materials with electrolyte at elevated temperature
Authors: MacNeil, DD Larcher, D Dahn, JR
Citation: Dd. Macneil et al., Comparison of the reactivity of various carbon electrode materials with electrolyte at elevated temperature, J ELCHEM SO, 146(10), 1999, pp. 3596-3602
On the aggregation of tin in SnO composite glasses caused by the reversible reaction with lithium
Authors: Courtney, IA McKinnon, WR Dahn, JR
Citation: Ia. Courtney et al., On the aggregation of tin in SnO composite glasses caused by the reversible reaction with lithium, J ELCHEM SO, 146(1), 1999, pp. 59-68
Model of micropore closure in hard carbon prepared from sucrose
Authors: Buiel, ER George, AE Dahn, JR
Citation: Er. Buiel et al., Model of micropore closure in hard carbon prepared from sucrose, CARBON, 37(9), 1999, pp. 1399-1407
Applications of carbon in lithium-ion batteries
Authors: Zheng, T Dahn, JR
Citation: T. Zheng et Jr. Dahn, Applications of carbon in lithium-ion batteries, CARBON MATERIALS FOR ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES, 1999, pp. 341-387
Microstructure of supersaturated fcc Al-Fe alloys: A comparison of rapidlyquenched and mechanically alloyed Al98Fe2
Authors: Dunlap, RA Dahn, JR Eelman, DA MacKay, GR
Citation: Ra. Dunlap et al., Microstructure of supersaturated fcc Al-Fe alloys: A comparison of rapidlyquenched and mechanically alloyed Al98Fe2, HYPER INTER, 116(1-4), 1998, pp. 117-126
Ab initio calculation of the lithium-tin voltage profile
Authors: Courtney, IA Tse, JS Mao, O Hafner, J Dahn, JR
Citation: Ia. Courtney et al., Ab initio calculation of the lithium-tin voltage profile, PHYS REV B, 58(23), 1998, pp. 15583-15588
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