Li et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Self-supporting hybrid fiber mats of Cu3P–Co2P/N–C endowed with enhanced lithium/sodium ions storage performancesLi et al., 2019
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- 9169865175791078677
- Author
- Li J
- Li X
- Liu P
- Zhu X
- Ali R
- Naz H
- Yu Y
- Xiang B
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- Publication venue
- ACS applied materials & interfaces
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Recently, Cu3P has been targeted as an alternative anode material for alkali-metal-ion batteries because of their safety potential and high volumetric capacity. However, designing a high-rate Cu3P electrode with long durability is still faced with huge challenges. Here, we …
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