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Lithium-coated carbon cloth for anode of Lithium rechargeable batteries with enhanced cycling stability

Kang et al., 2019

Document ID
15559335469185166545
Author
Kang H
Boyer M
Hwang G
Lee J
Publication year
Publication venue
Electrochimica Acta

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The realization of using lithium metal as an anode for secondary lithium batteries has been hindered by the formation of lithium dendrites during cycling, which can cause loss of active material, increased impedance, and even cell failure. In this study, lithium is coated onto a …
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