Electrodes based on the silicon-carbon nanotube composite for increased-capacity lithium batteries
Tóm tắt
The possibility of creating increased-capacity thin-film lithium batteries using nanostructured composites is studied. It is shown that the developed structure formation method is distinguished for the technological effectiveness and the obtained composite for the increased capacity and improved cycling as compared to the bulk silicon.
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