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Tuning cyanide coordination electronic structure enables stable Prussian blue analogues for sodium-ion batteries. [PDF]
Wang Y +12 more
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This study presents a selective thermal transformation of polycarbonate into hybrid carbon materials. The structured carbon enhances electrochemical performance, particularly in lithium‐ion systems. Investigations reveal improved bimetallic ion diffusivity through the hybrid microstructure, contributing to excellent charge kinetics.
Montajar Sarkar +7 more
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Formulating cathode materials based on high-entropy strategies for sodium-ion batteries. [PDF]
Hong Z +8 more
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Self‐Healing Starch‐Based Ionogels with Hydroneutral Dipole–Dipole Interactions
This work introduces starch‐based, conductive, underwater‐healable, and transparent ionogels for soft electronics (SCUTEs). Starch macromolecules are partially substituted with cyanoethyl groups and incorporated with hydrophobic ionic liquid. The polar yet hydroneutral cyanoethyl groups facilitate strong dynamic dipole–dipole interactions that remain ...
J. Justin Koh +10 more
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Surface Porousization of Hard Carbon Anode Materials for Sodium-Ion Batteries. [PDF]
Huang Q, You S, Yang C.
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A lithium‐bearing slag is investigated with the goal of holistic valorization. The present β‐eucryptite (LiAlSiO4) exhibits a high lithium content and low levels of impurities. The spinel contains most of the chromium and vanadium, representing additional valorization opportunities.
Peter Cornelius Gantz +9 more
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Hydrogen-Bond-Coupling Interfacial Microenvironment Enables Fast Charging of Sodium-Ion Batteries Over a Wide Temperature Range. [PDF]
Liu JL +8 more
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Kinetic Insights into Na Ion Transfer at the Carbon‐Based Negative Electrode/Electrolyte Interfaces for Sodium‐Ion Batteries [PDF]
Shota Tsujimoto +6 more
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Sodium polysulfides, which are generated from TMS anodes, react with the Cu current collector, thereby triggering Na‐Cu–S interfacial phase formation. Simultaneously, transition metals undergo ionization and redeposition on the counter electrode. The coupled processes drive the phase evolution of TMS toward the stable Cu1.8S phase.
Jacob Choe +7 more
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