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Three-dimensional carbon nanotubes forest/carbon cloth as an efficient electrode for lithium–polysulfide batteries

Wu et al., 2017

Document ID
8432497760022323261
Author
Wu X
Xie H
Deng Q
Wang H
Sheng H
Yin Y
Zhou W
Li R
Guo Y
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Publication venue
ACS applied materials & interfaces

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The development of a three-dimensionally flexible, large-surface area, high-conductivity electrode is important to improve the low conductivity and utilization of active materials and restrict the shuttle of long-chain polysulfides in Li–polysulfide batteries. Herein, we …
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