Facile and scalable carbon- and binder-free electrode materials for ultra-stable and highly improved Li-O2 batteries

Chemical Communications : Chem Comm
Cuiping LuoMingmei Wu

Abstract

A carbon- and binder-free Ti@Ru material is synthesized through a facile and controllable strategy. A Ti@Ru based Li-O2battery can effectively avoid the subsidiary reactions, and can be reversibly and continuously cycled for more than 500 cycles with an efficiency ca. 100%, exhibiting an ultra-cycling stability.

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Nov 17, 2021·Chemical Communications : Chem Comm·Yuxin WangDengyun Zhai

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