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CoSe nanoparticle embedded B, N-codoped carbon nanotube array as a dual-functional host for a high-performance Li-S full battery

Li et al., 2022

Document ID
1561986815735777388
Author
Li Y
Wang X
Sun M
Xiao J
Zhang B
Ai L
Zhao Z
Qiu J
Publication year
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Acs Nano

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The lithium polysulfide (LiPSs) shuttling and slow chemical reactions at the sulfur cathode and the formation of dendritic lithium in metal anodes severely hinder the popularization of lithium–sulfur batteries. Here, a B, N-codoped carbon nanotube (BNCNTs) array decorated …
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