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Hierarchical ZnO–Ag–C composite porous microspheres with superior electrochemical properties as anode materials for lithium ion batteries

Xie et al., 2014

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3149337061671237622
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Xie Q
Ma Y
Zeng D
Zhang X
Wang L
Yue G
Peng D
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Hierarchical ZnO–Ag–C composite porous microspheres are successfully synthesized by calcination of the preproduced zinc–silver citrate porous microspheres in argon. The carbon derives from the in situ carbonization of carboxylic acid groups in zinc–silver citrate during …
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