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Novel nitrogen-doped hierarchically porous coralloid carbon materials as host matrixes for lithium–sulfur batteries

Yang et al., 2015

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223117375967422746
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Yang J
Wang S
Ma Z
Du Z
Li C
Song J
Wang G
Shao G
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Electrochimica Acta

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Nitrogen-doped hierarchically porous coralloid carbon/sulfur composites (N-HPCC/S) served as attractive cathode materials for lithium–sulfur (Li–S) batteries were fabricated for the first time. The nitrogen-doped hierarchically porous coralloid carbon (N-HPCC) with an …
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