A colleague of mine said that such an article was recently published in Nature or Science like journal. Dispite of a hour search, there is nothing. May be, I'm using wrong keywords or I've got wrong, insufficient information. I'm not sure.
Dear Hamdah,
This article dealing with Li-ion batteries, not Li-air or Li-O2
see link below maybe help you
http://www.nature.com/ncomms/2013/131113/ncomms3756/abs/ncomms3756.html?message-global=remove
At last, I can find exact name of the article "A stable cathode for the aprotic Li–O2 battery" http://www.nature.com/doifinder/10.1038/nmat3737
"Concerning the choice
of anode, to avoid any possible contamination from reactions on
cycling that might occur between a Li metal anode and DMSO or
TEGDME and to avoid reaction between Li and O2 in the electrolyte,
we have, as in previous studies, employed partially charged
Li1xFePO4 as the anode22,25,27"
Yes, Peter Bruce group usually does this. First delithiate LFP and use as anode in Li air battery. This must vary the cell potential as Li is not used there as anode .
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