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Realizing a low-cost and sustainable rechargeable aqueous aluminum-metal battery with exfoliated graphite cathode

Nandi et al., 2019

Document ID
6579610344359397844
Author
Nandi S
Das S
Publication year
Publication venue
ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering

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A rechargeable battery with earth-abundant and low-cost aluminum (Al) metal as one of the electrodes holds immense promise as a sustainable and affordable energy storage device. The high gravimetric/volumetric storage capacities (2981 mAh g–1/8056 mAh cm–3) of Al …
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