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Recent advances of two‐dimensional (2 D) MXenes and phosphorene for high‐performance rechargeable batteries

Li et al., 2020

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9162011834879058678
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Li J
Guo C
Li C
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ChemSusChem

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The design and development of advanced electrode materials for high‐performance rechargeable batteries have been subjected to extensive studies. Very recently, two‐ dimensional (2 D) nanomaterials have become promising candidates for batteries, owing to …
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