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Outstanding catalytic effects of 1T′-MoTe2 quantum dots@ 3D graphene in shuttle-free Li–S batteries

Yu et al., 2021

Document ID
16765284336280627630
Author
Yu B
Huang A
Srinivas K
Zhang X
Ma F
Wang X
Chen D
Wang B
Zhang W
Wang Z
He J
Chen Y
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ACS nano

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It is still challenging to develop sulfur electrodes for Li–S batteries with high electrical conductivity and fast kinetics, as well as efficient suppression of the shuttling effect of lithium polysulfides. To address such issues, herein, polar MoTe2 with different phases (2H, 1T, and …
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