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Nitrogen-doped holey graphene for high-performance rechargeable Li–O2 batteries

Shui et al., 2016

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133820695917107940
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Shui J
Lin Y
Connell J
Xu J
Fan X
Dai L
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ACS Energy Letters

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Li–air batteries represent cutting edge electrochemical energy storage devices, but their practical applications have been precluded by the high cathode cost, the low discharge/charge efficiency, and/or the short battery lifetime. Here, we developed a low-cost …
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