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Renewable-lawsone-based sustainable and high-voltage aqueous flow battery

Hu et al., 2019

Document ID
17208402298909741091
Author
Hu P
Lan H
Wang X
Yang Y
Liu X
Wang H
Guo L
Publication year
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Energy Storage Materials

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Recently, redox-flow batteries (RFBs) are drawing intensive attention due to their advantages of peak shaving, grid flexibility and long life time. All-vanadium RFBs are most widely employed, but the high cost and toxicity hinder their large-scale applications. As …
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