Journal of Materials Chemistry A

The nano-spatially confined and interface-controlled lithiation/delithiation endows an in situ formed (SnS–SnS₂–S)/FLG composite with ultrafast and ultrastable lithium storage.

A designed hierarchical nanostructure consisting of SnS nanosheets and ultrathin MoS₂ nanosheets was achieved, and then evaluated as anode material for LIBs with high capacity and long cycle life.

A novel free-standing 3D SnS@PPy-NB/CNT paper electrode with superior Li-ion storage performance is synthesized using a combined in situ polymerization restriction/bottom-up assembling technique.

A dual-doping approach for N–C@SnO₂–SnS/GN with 2D core–shell architecture has been developed. Used as the anode material in LIBs, it delivers a high specific capacity of 1236 mA h g⁻¹ at a current density of 0.1 A g⁻¹ after 110 cycles.

In this work, the porous SnS nanosheets with abundant ultra-small nanocrystals aligned on carbon microtubes are designed to achieve good structural stability, remarkable rate capability and high sodium storage capability.

Dual carbon layers effectively enhance the electrochemical performance of ultrasmall Sn nanoparticle assembled hollow spheres.

MXene/carbon composite electrodes with high loadings of MXene were prepared via electrospinning. These flexible and free-standing electrodes exhibit high areal capacitance relative to pure carbon nanofibers and MXene-coated fibers and textiles.