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Ferromagnetic 1D-Fe3O4@C Microrods Boost Polysulfide Anchoring for Lithium–Sulfur Batteries

Authors: Tuyuan Zhu; Yingchong Huang; Yongyao Xia; Yongyao Xia; Zhengwei Wan; Zeheng Li; Zeheng Li; +4 Authors

Ferromagnetic 1D-Fe3O4@C Microrods Boost Polysulfide Anchoring for Lithium–Sulfur Batteries

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A lithium–sulfur (Li–S) battery has become a promising energy storage device because of its remarkable excellent specific capacity density and energy density. However, low sulfur utilization and sh...

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carbon shell, Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified, Coulombic efficiency, 2 C, sulfur host, sulfur utilization, volume changes, Biochemistry, shuttle, Lorentz force, capacity retention rates, Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified, Ferromagnetic 1 D-Fe 3 O 4, Polysulfide Anchoring, as-prepared electrode, Evolutionary Biology, 1 D-Fe 3 O 4, Li, binding effect, capacity density, 200 cycles, Fe 3 O 4, 620, sulfur loading, C Microrods, energy density, energy storage device, Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified

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