From Charge Storage Mechanism to Performance: A Roadmap toward High Specific Energy Sodium‐Ion Batteries through Carbon Anode Optimization

By D. Saurel, B. Orayech, B. Xiao, D. Carriazo, Xiaolin Li, T. Rojo. 2018

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials

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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Julie Ségalini
2. D. Saurel
3. M. Casas‐Cabanas
4. Fei Xie
5. A. Pendashteh
6. Zhen Xu
7. Zhenyu Guo
8. M. Jáuregui

In Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials

1. Julie Ségalini
2. B. Daffos
3. Fei Xie
4. Zhen Xu
5. P. Simon
6. M. Titirici
7. Yury Gogotsi
8. Pierre-Louis Taberna

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• A SAXS outlook on disordered carbonaceous materials for electrochemical energy storage (2019, background): “Their structure is typically described by discrete fragments of graphenic sheets that are locally stacked (with no more than a few layers in the stacking direction) in a highly turbostratic layered structure, that at a larger scale result in voids and pores [4,16,18].”