Lithium Batteries: A New Strategy for Maximizing the Storage Capacity of Lithium in Carbon Materials (Small 20/2018)
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Abstract
In article number 1704394, Jun Kang, Kwang-Ho Kim, and co-workers report lithiumdoped carbon (Li-C) as an anode for Li-ion batteries. A high concentration of Li is doped into the carbon using a process called solution plasma. The Li-C is subsequently annealed and delithiated to generate many nanocavities inside carbon. These nanocavities have remarkably improved Li storage performance using only pure carbon, without next-generation materials.
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Division of Marine Engineering Korea Maritime and Ocean University 727 Taejong‐ro Yeongdo‐gu Busan 606‐791 Republic of Korea
Western Seoul Center Korea Basic Science Institute Seoul 03759 South Korea
School of Materials Science and Engineering Pusan National University Busandaehak‐ro 63 beon‐gil Geumjeong‐gu Busan 609‐735 Republic of Korea
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