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Self-recovery in Li-metal hybrid lithium-ion batteries via WO 3 reduction

Pathak et al., 2018

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4066382688937948498
Author
Pathak R
Gurung A
Elbohy H
Chen K
Reza K
Bahrami B
Mabrouk S
Ghimire R
Hummel M
Gu Z
Wang X
Wu Y
Zhou Y
Qiao Q
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Nanoscale

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It has been a challenge to use transition metal oxides as anode materials in Li-ion batteries due to their low electronic conductivity, poor rate capability and large volume change during charge/discharge processes. Here, we present the first demonstration of a unique self …
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