journal article·2023-05

Geometrical design of top-to-bottom magnesiophilicity-gradient host for reversible Mg-metal batteries

Jin Hwan Kwak, Seowan Park, Sunghee Shin, Seojeong Park, Chanmi Kang, Seung-Ho Yu, Janghyuk Moon, Hee-Dae Lim

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