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A comprehensive review of the use of porous graphene frameworks for various types of rechargeable lithium batteries

Okhay et al., 2024

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Okhay O
Tkach A
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Journal of Energy Storage

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The vital issues of rechargeable lithium batteries widely used for everyday energy storage is being studied by many researchers to enhance the battery performance and safety. Graphene as well as cheaper and more accessible reduced graphene oxide (rGO) are …
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