A freestanding composite film electrode stacked from hierarchical electrospun sno2 nanorods and graphene sheets for reversible lithium storage
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Jiang, S.
Zhao, B.
Ran, R.
Cai, R.
Tade, Moses
Shao, Zongping
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2014Type
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Jiang, S. and Zhao, B. and Ran, R. and Cai, R. and Tade, M. and Shao, Z. 2014. A freestanding composite film electrode stacked from hierarchical electrospun SnO2 nanorods and graphene sheets for reversible lithium storage. RSC Advances. 4 (18): pp. 9367-9371.
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RSC Advances
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A freestanding hierarchical SnO2 nanorod/graphene composite film electrode was designed and fabricated by a general route involving electrospinning and film casting processes. With dual adaptable strategies (hierarchical nanorod structure and graphene “overcoats”), the composite film electrode exhibited enhanced cycling stability.
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