“…Traditionally, when using differential capacity plots, researchers have drawn conclusions based on an arbitrarily chosen subset of cycles and reported mainly qualitative claims on how peaks shift during cycling, due to the difficulties in analyzing the full amount of data produced in the differential capacity plots. Additionally, although it is known that peak shapes and areas correlate to important electrochemical events, only a few papers report using peak deconvolution as a method to interpret dQ/dV plots (Aihara et al, 2016;Bian, Liu, & Yan, 2019;He, Bian, Liu, Wei, & Yan, 2020;Huang, 2019;Torai et al, 2016). Further, there does not exist any standardized method for peak deconvolution of differential capacity plots.…”