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Enhancing the electrochemical performance of semicoke‐based hard carbon anode through oxidation‐crosslinking strategy for low‐cost sodium‐ion batteries

Ma et al., 2024

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3625657948066581848
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Ma H
Tang Y
Tang B
Zhang Y
Deng L
Liu L
Dong S
Cao Y
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Carbon Energy

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Semicoke, a coal pyrolysis product, is a cost‐effective and high‐yield precursor for hard carbon used as anode in sodium‐ion batteries (SIBs). However, as a thermoplastic precursor, semicoke inevitably graphitizes during high‐temperature carbonization, so it is …
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