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Antimony nanocrystals encapsulated in carbon microspheres synthesized by a facile self-catalyzing solvothermal method for high-performance sodium-ion battery …

Qiu et al., 2016

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11275986390284822659
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Qiu S
Wu X
Xiao L
Ai X
Yang H
Cao Y
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Antimony/carbon (Sb@ C) microspheres are initially synthesized via a facile self-catalyzing solvothermal method, and their applicability as anode materials for sodium-ion batteries is investigated. The structural and morphological characterizations reveal that Sb@ C …
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