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An iodine quantum dots based rechargeable sodium–iodine battery

Gong et al., 2017

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7901053234669379260
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Gong D
Wang B
Zhu J
Podila R
Rao A
Yu X
Xu Z
Lu B
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Advanced Energy Materials

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Rechargeable sodium–iodine batteries represent a promising scalable electrochemical energy storage alternative as sodium and iodine are both low cost and widely abundant elements. Here, the authors demonstrate a rechargeable sodium–iodine battery that …
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