Carbon nanotubes for lithium ion batteries

By B. Landi, Matthew J. Ganter, C. Cress, R. DiLeo, R. Raffaelle. 2009

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/734143dbc64b1620f265f89f9e6831dd0378217a

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Citations in the corpus

• High-Performance Anode Materials for Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Batteries (2018, background): “Both carbon and non-carbon materials for high-performance anode have been intensively investigated [46], including but not limiting to carbon nanotubes [47, 48], carbon nanofibers [49], graphene [50–52], porous carbon [53], silicon [54] and silicon monoxide [55, 56], germanium [57, 58], tin [59, 60]”
• Electrochemomechanical degradation of high-capacity battery electrode materials (2017, background): “11a) SWCNTs, fracture by uniaxial stretch occurs abruptly, manifesting as a sudden drop of the stress to zero at a fracture strain of 14.06% and 7.15%, respectively.”