deinterkalatsiooniga
Deinterkalatsiooniga, often shortened to deintercalation, is a process where ions are reversibly removed from a layered material, such as a host lattice in a battery cathode. This removal of ions causes a corresponding change in the electronic structure of the host material. The term is derived from intercalation, which describes the insertion of ions into such layered structures. Deintercalation is the reverse process of intercalation.
In the context of electrochemical energy storage, deintercalation is a fundamental mechanism that occurs during the
The ability of a material to undergo deintercalation without structural collapse is crucial for its suitability