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The synthesis of hollow spherical Li4Ti5O12 by macroemulsion method and its application in Li-ion batteries

Huang et al., 2008

Document ID
18265809144364095563
Author
Huang J
Jiang Z
Publication year
Publication venue
Electrochemical and Solid-State Letters

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Hollow spherical was prepared by the macroemulsion method. Its frameworks were built by many nano-particles. This hollow spherical material shows an excellent electrochemical performance, and can be charged–discharged at with the specific capacity of. Besides its …
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