Thermodynamics and defect chemistry of substitutional and interstitial cation doping in layered α-V2O5

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Publication Date 2018-05-11
DOI 10.1039/C8CP02187B
Impact Factor 3.676
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Kit McColl, Ian Johnson, Furio Corà


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Abstract

A systematic study of the location and energetics of cation dopants in α-V2O5 has been conducted using pair-potential methods, supplemented by first-principles calculations. The consequences of doping on intrinsic defect equilibria have been discussed and the effects of selected dopants on Li+ and Mg2+ diffusion energy barriers have been investigated.

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