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Heteroatomic interface engineering of MOF-derived metal-embedded P-and N-codoped Zn node porous polyhedral carbon with enhanced sodium-ion storage

Zhu et al., 2020

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17426455891899796747
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Zhu S
Yin H
Wang Y
Hui K
Wu X
Mai W
Hong X
Chen F
Hui K
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ACS Applied Energy Materials

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Amorphous-ordered mesoporous carbon materials are regarded as the most promising anode candidate for sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) owing to their eco-friendliness, abundance, thermal stability, and low price. However, poor rate, low initial Coulombic efficiency, and …
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