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Cube-like Sb 2 Se 3/C constructed by ultrathin nanosheets as anode material for lithium and sodium-ion batteries

Man et al., 2019

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14191095772770264290
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Man Q
Hou Q
Liu P
Jin R
Li G
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Metal chalcogenides are considered as promising anode materials for lithium and sodium- ion batteries because of their large theoretical capacities. However, large volume expansion and low conductivity still limit their practical applications. In this work, three-dimensional …
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