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A freestanding MoO2‐decorated carbon nanofibers interlayer for rechargeable lithium sulfur battery

Zhuang et al., 2019

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12541443913823759625
Author
Zhuang R
Yao S
Shen X
Li T
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International Journal of Energy Research

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Summary Lithium‐sulfur (Li‐S) battery based on sulfur cathodes is of great interest because of high capacity and abundant sulfur source. But the shuttling effect of polysulfides caused by charge‐discharge process results in low sulfur utilization and poor reversibility. Here, we …
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