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Universal in situ crafted MO x-MXene heterostructures as heavy and multifunctional hosts for 3D-printed Li–S Batteries

Wei et al., 2020

Document ID
9169879982960581280
Author
Wei C
Tian M
Wang M
Shi Z
Yu L
Li S
Fan Z
Yang R
Sun J
Publication year
Publication venue
ACS nano

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The Li–S battery has emerged as a promising next-generation system for advanced energy storage. Notwithstanding the recent progress, the problematic polysulfide shuttling, retarded sulfur redox, and low output of volumetric capacity remain daunting challenges toward its …
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