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Scalable synthesis of nanoporous silicon microparticles for highly cyclable lithium-ion batteries

Wang et al., 2020

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11099390185839874344
Author
Wang J
Huang W
Kim Y
Jeong Y
Kim S
Heo J
Lee H
Liu B
Nah J
Cui Y
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Nano Research

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Nanoporous silicon is a promising anode material for high energy density batteries due to its high cycling stability and high tap density compared to other nanostructured anode materials. However, the high cost of synthesis and low yield of nanoporous silicon limit its …
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