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Scalable production of Si nanoparticles directly from low grade sources for lithium-ion battery anode

Zhu et al., 2015

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16103714070388354801
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Zhu B
Jin Y
Tan Y
Zong L
Hu Y
Chen L
Chen Y
Zhang Q
Zhu J
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Silicon, one of the most promising candidates as lithium-ion battery anode, has attracted much attention due to its high theoretical capacity, abundant existence, and mature infrastructure. Recently, Si nanostructures-based lithium-ion battery anode, with …
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