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Carbon coated halloysite nanotubes as efficient sulfur host materials for lithium sulfur batteries

Wang et al., 2019

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7457081810929772579
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Wang Y
Wang X
Ye H
Han K
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Applied Clay Science

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To impede the shuttle effect of lithium sulfur (Lisingle bondS) batteries and improve the battery performance, carbon coated halloysite nanotubes (HNT@ C) composites were synthesized and applied as sulfur host materials for Lisingle bondS batteries. The unique …
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