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Double-shelled hollow carbon nanospheres as enclosed electrochemical reactors to enhance the lithium storage performance of silicon nanodots

Zhu et al., 2020

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1473572631798649106
Author
Zhu R
Hu X
Chen K
Dang J
Wang X
Liu X
Wang H
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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An ingenious design is applied to synthesise unique double shelled hollow carbon nanospheres encapsulated with silicon nanodots (SiNDs@ DSHC). As a promising anode for lithium ion batteries, this rationally designed carbon/silicon composite can offer several …
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