The authors of the above-mentioned article would like to state that on page 3031, in the later part of Section 3.3, Cyclic voltammetry, an error in the calculation of lithium diffusivity has been uncovered. For obtaining the slope of Ip vs. ν1/2, current density was used, which was wrong. According to Randles-Sevcic equation, current, not current density had to be used. The corrected text is provided below: The slope of Ip vs. ν1/2 was used for the preliminary calculation of diffusivity [30] assuming that the anodic peak current corresponds to the removal of 2.33 Li+ ions from Li2.33Si, and using the theoretical molar volume of Li2.33Si [31]. The determined diffusivity was 2.35×10−13cm2/s. This value is approximately three orders lower than ~1.12×10−10cm2/s of graphite powder electrode for the formation of LiC6 [32]. The authors would like to apologize for any inconvenience caused.