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Ultrafine SiOx/C nanospheres and their pomegranate-like assemblies for high-performance lithium storage

Authors: Qiang Yu; Peipei Ge; Zhenhui Liu; Ming Xu; Wei Yang; Liang Zhou; Dongyuan Zhao; +1 Authors

Ultrafine SiOx/C nanospheres and their pomegranate-like assemblies for high-performance lithium storage

Abstract

Pomegranate-like SiOx/C microspheres demonstrate high specific capacity and outstanding cyclability (1024 mA h g−1 after 200 cycles) for lithium storage.

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Australia
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Renewable energy, Macromolecular and materials chemistry, Technology, Science & Technology, Energy & Fuels, Materials engineering, Other engineering, Chemistry, General chemistry, General materials science, Physical Sciences, Physical, sustainability and the environment

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