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2D material integrated macroporous electrodes for Li-ion batteries

Gullapalli et al., 2017

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10865196037356325898
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Gullapalli H
Kalaga K
Vinod S
Rodrigues M
George A
Ajayan P
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Rsc Advances

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Three-dimensionally structured architectures are known to improve the performance of electrodes used in Li ion battery systems. In addition, integration of select 2D materials into 3D structures, for enhancing both electrical conductivity and electrochemical activity, will …
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