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An ultrahigh‐power mesocarbon microbeads| Na+‐diglyme| Na3V2 (PO4) 3 sodium‐ion battery

Wei et al., 2022

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14277256346828480944
Author
Wei Q
Chang X
Wang J
Huang T
Huang X
Yu J
Zheng H
Chen J
Peng D
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Advanced Materials

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Sodium‐ion batteries (SIBs) show practical applications in large‐scale energy storage systems. But, their power density is limited by the sluggish Na+ diffusion into the cathode and anode materials. Herein, the authors demonstrate a prototype of ultrahigh power SIB …
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