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  1. ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; et al (, Journal of Materials Chemistry A)
    Proton-irradiation-driven microstructural tuning provides a powerful route to control phase stability and electrochemical reversibility in layered oxide battery materials. 
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    Cushing, Scott (Ed.)
    This feature page is intended to let ECS award winning students and post-docs write a primary-author perspective on their field, their work, and where they believe things are going. This month we highlight the work of Muhammad Mominur Rahman, the Battery Division 2021 Student Research Award winner. 
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    The diffusion layer created by transition metal (TM) dissolution is ubiquitous at the electrochemical solid-liquid interface and plays a key role in determining electrochemical performance. Tracking the spatiotemporal dynamics of the diffusion layer has remained an unresolved challenge. With spatially resolved synchrotron X-ray fluorescence microscopy and micro-X-ray absorption spectroscopy, we demonstrate the in situ visualization and chemical identification of the dynamic diffusion layer near the electrode surface under electrochemical operating conditions. Our method allows for direct mapping of the reactive electrochemical interface and provides insights into engineering the diffusion layer for improving electrochemical performance. 
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