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Tunable MOFs derivatives for stable and fast sulfur electrodes in Li-S batteries

Qiu et al., 2022

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6477317609546425881
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Qiu S
Zhang J
Liang X
Li Y
Cui J
Chen M
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Chemical Engineering Journal

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The commercialization of Li-S batteries is hampered by the poor conductivity of sulfur species, shuttle effects, and sluggish reaction kinetics. Due to their high porosity and specific surface area, abundantly exposed active sites, and interactive conductive networks, metal …
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