Stress Analysis by Angle‐Dispersive Neutron Diffraction

Specific Surface Area and Bulk Strain: Important Material Metrics Determining the Electrochemical Performance of Li- and Mn-Rich Layered Oxides

“…All these defects cause a residual stress in the material that is otherwise in equilibrium with its surrounding, i.e., it does not experience any external forces or temperature gradient. 33 Consequently, the residual tensile and compressive forces have to be balanced inside the material. In this context, microstrain represents the normalized displacement of atoms from their ideal position within the lattice, especially in the vicinity of the defect site due to the acting forces.…”