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Rational synthesis and assembly of Ni3S4 nanorods for enhanced electrochemical sodium-ion storage

Deng et al., 2018

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4998529004012410144
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Deng J
Gong Q
Ye H
Feng K
Zhou J
Zha C
Wu J
Chen J
Zhong J
Li Y
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ACS nano

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Even though advocated as the potential low-cost alternatives to current lithium-ion technology, the practical viability of sodium-ion batteries remains illusive and depends on the development of high-performance electrode materials. Very few candidates available at …
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