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Enabling stable Zn anode via a facile alloying strategy and 3D foam structure

Fan et al., 2021

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3251424494551448484
Author
Fan X
Yang H
Wang X
Han J
Wu Y
Gou L
Li D
Ding Y
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Advanced Materials Interfaces

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Aqueous zinc‐ion battery (AZIB) has become a promising candidate in grid energy storage due to its low cost, environmental friendliness, and high safety. However, AZIB usually suffers from uncontrollable zinc deposition and dendrite growth as well as hydrogen …
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