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Voltage Dependent Solid Electrolyte Interphase Formation in Silicon Electrodes: Monitoring the Formation of Organic Decomposition Products

A journal article published by the American Chemical Society on 2015-11-20 reporting research on voltage-dependent solid electrolyte interphase formation in silicon electrodes and monitoring of organic decomposition products. The supplied excerpt contains only publisher and content-type metadata and provides no methodological or result details.

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The article reports research findings on SEI formation in silicon electrodes and the formation of organic decomposition products.

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