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Extending cycling life of lithium–oxygen batteries based on novel catalytic nanofiber membrane and controllable screen-printed method

Zhang et al., 2018

Document ID
13941810232048832894
Author
Zhang X
Fan W
Li H
Zhao S
Wang J
Wang B
Li C
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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The surface and interface configuration of catalysts has been considered as a useful strategy to achieve high oxygen reduction and oxygen evolution reaction activities for Li–O2 batteries. Herein, the facile synchronous reduction method and screen-printing process are …
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