journal article·2025-10

Coating super-crosslinked polycyclic aromatic molecules on hard carbon microspheres for a sodium-ion battery anode

Yong-hong YE, Xing-bo YU, Guo-li ZHANG, Hui-hui LI, Sheng-qin GUAN, Jian-long WANG, Kai-xi LI, Tao-tao GUAN

New Carbon Materials· Volume 40· Issue 5
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