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Platelet-like CuS impregnated with twin crystal structures for high performance sodium-ion storage

Yang et al., 2020

Document ID
5182919501667122611
Author
Yang Z
Wu Z
Liu J
Liu Y
Gao S
Wang J
Xiao Y
Zhong Y
Zhong B
Guo X
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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Metal sulfides with high capacity have been considered as candidates for efficient sodium- ion storage. However, their undesirable rate capability and fast capacity fading hinder their commercial applications. Herein, we prepared a platelet-like CuS material with twin crystals …
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