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Effects of different atmosphere on electrochemical performance of hard carbon electrode in sodium ion battery

Xu et al., 2019

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541214628464565287
Author
Xu Z
Chen J
Wu M
Chen C
Song Y
Wang Y
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Electronic Materials Letters

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Hard carbon is deemed to be a most promising anode materials for sodium—ion batteries (SIBs), while, the issues of low capacity and low initial coulombic efficiency still exist limiting the development of SIBs. Although high temperature carbonization of biomass materials …
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