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Self-supported Li4Ti5O12–C nanotube arrays as high-rate and long-life anode materials for flexible Li-ion batteries

Liu et al., 2014

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Liu J
Song K
van Aken P
Maier J
Yu Y
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Self-supported Li4Ti5O12–C nanotube arrays with high conductivity architectures are designed and fabricated for application in Li-ion batteries. The Li4Ti5O12 nanotube arrays grow directly on stainless steel foil by a facile template-based solution route, further …
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