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Rapid synthesis of FeS nanoparticles encapsulated with nanoporous graphitic shells for high performance sodium-and lithium-ion batteries

Sheng et al., 2021

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6619079886947939359
Author
Sheng Z
Li N
Xu Q
Hong C
Wu S
Chang C
Han S
Li C
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Sustainable Energy & Fuels

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FeS nanoparticles encapsulated with highly nanoporous graphitic shells were prepared via a S-template-approach. The template was in situ doped in the graphitic shells during fabricating the FeS@ C core–shell nanoparticles via short-time floating catalytic pyrolysis (1 …
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