Abstract
We demonstrate the unsuitability of LiV 3O 8 as an electrode material for aqueous rechargeable lithium batteries on simple but solid grounds: the compound is unstable under typical battery operation conditions, where it slowly dissolves as reflected in the yellow color acquired by the electrolyte. This can be the origin of the poor performance of the aqueous batteries based on this compound.
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