journal article·2026-07

Molecular engineering to regulate pyrolysis behavior of precursor and microstructure in resin-based hard carbon for advanced sodium storage performance

Tao Wen, Yonghui Zhang, Huamin Hu, Zehao Zhang, Sujiu Huang, Guang Zeng, Yanling Gu, Zhaoyong Chen, Junfei Duan

Carbon· Volume 257
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