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Battery research with X-ray microscope

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Teams from Chinese research institutions have applied for beam time at the world's only transmission X-ray microscope ( TXM ) at the BESSY II storage ring to investigate their samples using 3D tomography and nanospectroscopy.

The results provide valuable information for the development of high-performance cathodes that remain stable over the long term and are resistant to cycling.

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