One of the major issues associated with Li-ion batteries is the stress development in
electrode materials. Such stresses arise primarily from dimensional changes …

Structural stability and mechanical integrity of electrode materials during
lithiation/delithiation influence the performance of Li-ion batteries. Significant dimensional …

A Li-ion battery is a system that dynamically couples electrochemistry and mechanics. The
electrochemical processes of Li insertion and extraction in the electrodes lead to a wealth of …

Li‐ion rechargeable battery, the prevailing market leader for energy storage applications
throughout the past few decades, needs to be improved greatly in terms of capacity, cycling …

One of the most prominent energy storage technologies which are under continuous
development, especially for mobile applications, is the Li‐ion batteries due to their superior …

The mechanical degradation of all-solid-state Li-ion batteries (ASSLBs) is expected to be
more severe than that in traditional Li-ion batteries with liquid electrolytes due to the …

The amount and kinetics of intercalation and extraction of electrons and ions in electrodes is
critical for high-performance Li-ion batteries (LIBs), which are rather complicated involving …

In lithium-ion batteries, Li ions usually infiltrate into the anode active material, which usually
leads to the formation of Li compounds with expanding volumes. It is well known that the …

LiNi1/3Co1/3Mn1/3O2 (NCM) and LiFePO4 (LFP) electrodes of different active material
loadings are prepared. The impact of electrode thickness on the rate capability, energy and …

Local variations of mechanical, structural, transport, and kinetic properties, referred to as
heterogeneity can detrimentally affect battery life and performance. Local heterogeneity …