Further, a difference of the current and slope is noticed when comparing the anodic fluorination and cathodic defluorination of the material. Though this difference is moderate at the higher temperature of 170 °C (0.54(1) vs. 0.49(1), see Figure ), it is more expressed at reduced temperatures of 140 °C (0.54(1) vs. 0.31(1), see Figure ). This indicates that the material likely possesses different kinetics during the charging and discharging process, which could have practical implications on C-rates used for the different processes.