Abstract

<TEX>$^7Li$</TEX> nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectra have been observed for <TEX>$LiMPO_4$</TEX> (M = Fe, Mn) samples, as a promising cathode material of lithium ion battery. Observed <TEX>$^7Li$</TEX> shifts of <TEX>$LiFe_{1-x}Mn_xPO_4$</TEX> (x = 0, 0.6, 0.8, and 1) synthesized with solid-state reaction are compared with calculated <TEX>$^7Li$</TEX> shift ranges based on the supertranferred hyperfine interaction of Li-O-M. Ex situ <TEX>$^7Li$</TEX> NMR study of <TEX>$LiFe_{0.4}Mn_{0.6}PO_4$</TEX> in different cut-off voltage for the first charge process is also performed to understand the relationship between <TEX>$^7Li$</TEX> chemical shift and oxidation state of metals affected by delithiation process. The increment of oxidation state for metals makes to downfield shift of <TEX>$^7Li$</TEX> by influencing the supertranferred hyperfine interaction.

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