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Vertically aligned carbon nanofibers on Cu foil as a 3D current collector for reversible Li plating/stripping toward high‐performance Li–S batteries

Chen et al., 2020

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12447701305549787871
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Chen Y
Elangovan A
Zeng D
Zhang Y
Ke H
Li J
Sun Y
Cheng H
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Advanced Functional Materials

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A vertically aligned carbon nanofiber (VACNF) array with unique conically stacked graphitic structure directly grown on a planar Cu current collector (denoted as VACNF/Cu) is used as a high‐porosity 3D host to overcome the commonly encountered issues of Li metal anodes …
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