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High performance Li–S battery based on amorphous NiS 2 as the host material for the S cathode

Liu et al., 2016

Document ID
9743918167485064744
Author
Liu Z
Zheng X
Luo S
Xu S
Yuan N
Ding J
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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The amorphous state of a NiS2 host was confirmed as the critical factor for the stability of a Li– S battery. The battery based on this novel host material showed a very high initial specific capacity of 1540 mA hg− 1 at 0.1 A g− 1 and could retain 77% of the initial capacity after …
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