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Rational design of three-dimensional graphene encapsulated with hollow FeP@ carbon nanocomposite as outstanding anode material for lithium ion and sodium ion …

Wang et al., 2017

Document ID
8134748151135766717
Author
Wang X
Chen K
Wang G
Liu X
Wang H
Publication year
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ACS nano

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Transition metal phosphides have been extensively investigated owing to their high theoretical capacities and relatively low intercalation potentials vs Li/Li+, but their practical applications have been hindered by low electrical conductivity and dramatic volume …
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