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Magnesiothermic Reduction‐Enabled Synthesis of Si− Ge Alloy Nanoparticles with a Canyon‐Like Surface Structure for Li− Ion Battery

Ahn et al., 2018

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5431004976254932130
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Ahn J
Kim B
Jang G
Moon J
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ChemElectroChem

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A new strategy is proposed to synthesize a Si− Ge alloy nanomaterial for a Li‐ion battery anode. Magnesiothermic reduction of the SiO2− GeO2 composite parent material could provide a nanostructured Si− Ge alloy material with unique canyon‐like surface porosity …
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