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Huang et al., 2023 - Google Patents

Ultrahigh nitrogen content carbon nanosheets for high stable sodium metal anodes

Huang et al., 2023

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12414353099157658427
Author
Huang B
Sun S
Wan J
Zhang W
Liu S
Zhang J
Yan F
Liu Y
Xu J
Cheng F
Xu Y
Lin Y
Fang C
Han J
Huang Y
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Advanced Science

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Sodium metal, with a high theoretical specific capacity of 1165 mAh g− 1, is the ultimate anode for sodium batteries, yet how to deal with the inhomogeneous and dendritic sodium deposition and the infinite relative dimension change of sodium metal anodes during …
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