journal article·2026-05

Deciphering hardness to maximize performance in practical hard carbon anodes for sodium-ion batteries

Yong Qian, Zhiyu Lu, Ziang Cui, Jinwei Tian, Shiqi Zhao, Chuye Pan, Chuanpei Sun, Wenlong Tian, Shichen Dong, Yu Lei, Biwei Deng, Yue Lin, Daming Zhu, Ning Lin

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