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1b: 700 - 639 A<br />

1c: 471 - 439 A<br />

1 d: 353 - 335 A<br />

Particle 1<br />

1e: PS @ 3.85V (599 - 462 A)<br />

1f: PS @ 3.95V (487 - 404 A)<br />

1g: PS @ 3.95V (228 - 222 A)<br />

1 h: PS @ 3.95V (142 - 137 A)<br />

1I: PS @ 4.05 V (107 - 102 A)<br />

1J PS @ 4.15 V (134 - 111 A)<br />

1 k PS @ 4.2 V( 55 - 54 A)<br />

Dynamical Potentiostatic Condition<br />

Data recorded dur<strong>in</strong>g PS @ 3.75 V<br />

1300 1400 1500 1600 1700<br />

Raman Shift (cm -1 )<br />

1589.45<br />

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1586.8 (13.7)<br />

1582 (17)<br />

1589.5<br />

( 30 averages)<br />

J. Nanda et al. (unpublished)<br />

Hardwick et al. Solid State Ionics 177 (2006)

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