Can Lithium Batteries Really Last 2 Years Before Losing Capacity?

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I want to ask you something. What happens with the lithium battery (lets say after 100 times of recharging) and loses its capacity after 2 years recharging? Is it something with the ions or what?
 
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Theoretically, it is a kind of reversible reactions : charged and discharged. But batteries do aging. It is because of the microstructure of the materials : The porosity is degrading, so reacting area or active area deduces over time, sintering etc..
 
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Theoretically, it is a kind of reversible reactions : charged and discharged. But batteries do aging. It is because of the microstructure of the materials : The porosity is degrading, so reacting area or active area deduces over time, sintering etc..

You say that negative electrode corrode, right?