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This nano-scale interface modification reduces the solid-state interface impedance to below 5Ω·cm−1. The reduced impedance facilitates smoother ion transport within the battery, thereby enhancing both charging/discharging efficiency and safety. During the preparation of the solid-state battery material PTMS LITHIUM COBALT ACID MATERIAL MAGNETIC, moisture content remains a critical factor requiring strict control.
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