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Ultrathin Silicon Nanolayer Implanted NixSi/Ni Nanoparticles as Superlong‐Cycle Lithium‐Ion Anode Material

Tamirat et al., 2021

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17999053925972361990
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Tamirat A
Lui Y
Dong X
Wang C
Wang Y
Xia Y
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Small Structures

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It has been claimed that the mechanical properties of electrodes in lithium‐ion batteries have a huge impact on their electrochemical performance. This is especially critical for Si‐ based electrodes, which suffer from pulverization and formation of an unstable solid …
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