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Electrochemically oxidized electronic and ionic conducting nanostructured block copolymers for lithium battery electrodes

Patel et al., 2013

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10628399445068881889
Author
Patel S
Javier A
Balsara N
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ACS nano

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Block copolymers that can simultaneously conduct electronic and ionic charges on the nanometer length scale can serve as innovative conductive binder material for solid-state battery electrodes. The purpose of this work is to study the electronic charge transport of poly …
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