Crystal structure, phase relations and electrochemical properties of monoclinic Li{sub 2}MnSiO{sub 4}
Phase relations in the MnO-SiO{sub 2}-Li{sub 4}SiO{sub 4} subsystem have been investigated by X-ray diffraction after solid-state reactions in hydrogen at 950-1150 deg. C. Both cation-deficient and cation-excess solid solutions Li{sub 2+2} {sub x} Mn{sub 1-} {sub x} SiO{sub 4} (-0.2{
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description | Phase relations in the MnO-SiO{sub 2}-Li{sub 4}SiO{sub 4} subsystem have been investigated by X-ray diffraction after solid-state reactions in hydrogen at 950-1150 deg. C. Both cation-deficient and cation-excess solid solutions Li{sub 2+2} {sub x} Mn{sub 1-} {sub x} SiO{sub 4} (-0.2{ |
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These results are discussed in comparison with those for recently reported orthorhombic layered Li{sub 2}MnSiO{sub 4} and other tetrahedral Li{sub 2} MXO{sub 4} phases. - Graphical abstract: Arrangement of Mn (large white balls) and Si (small grey balls) atoms in Li{sub 2}MnSiO{sub 4} structure. 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