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High modulus, thermally stable, and self-extinguishing aramid nanofiber separators

Patel et al., 2020

Document ID
13676352683319688520
Author
Patel A
Wilcox K
Li Z
George I
Juneja R
Lollar C
Lazar S
Grunlan J
Tenhaeff W
Lutkenhaus J
Publication year
Publication venue
ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Mechanically and thermally robust separators offer an alternative approach for preventing battery failure under extreme conditions such as high loads and temperatures. However, the trade-off between electrochemical performance and mechanical and thermal stability …
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