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Perylene-polyimide-based organic electrode materials for rechargeable lithium batteries

Sharma et al., 2013

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18370715584594886524
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Sharma P
Damien D
Nagarajan K
Shaijumon M
Hariharan M
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters

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Organic materials for Li-ion battery application continue gaining attention due the virtue of low cost, environmental benignity, and so on. A new class of electroactive organic material called polyimides is particularly important due to the extra stability exhibited at higher current …
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