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Graphene‐network‐backboned architectures for high‐performance lithium storage

Gong et al., 2013

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Gong Y
Yang S
Liu Z
Ma L
Vajtai R
Ajayan P
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Lithium ion batteries have gained great success in portable electric devices due to their high energy density, high voltage, and environmental friendliness.[1–9] However, The achievement of lithium ion batteries with excellent electrochemical performances such as …
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