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Reversible conversion-alloying of Sb2O3 as a high-capacity, high-rate, and durable anode for sodium ion batteries

Hu et al., 2014

Document ID
10112967230099158252
Author
Hu M
Jiang Y
Sun W
Wang H
Jin C
Yan M
Publication year
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Sodium ion batteries are attracting ever-increasing attention for the applications in large/grid scale energy storage systems. However, the research on novel Na-storage electrode materials is still in its infancy, and the cycling stability, specific capacity, and rate capability of …
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