Flexible Ti3C2 MXene-lithium film with lamellar structure for ultrastable metallic lithium anodes

By Bin Li, Di Zhang, Yuegui Liu, Youxing Yu, Song-yan Li, Shubin Yang. 2017

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry

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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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Citations in the corpus

• Two-dimensional MXenes for energy storage (2018, methodology): “Roll-to-roll mechanical approach was used to fabricate Lamellar structured flexible Ti3C2 MXene (graphene, BN)-lithium film, with relatively low overpotential, exhibited high reversible capacity of 841mAh g after 100 cycles for a lithium-sulfur full cell with Ti3C2-Li as anode and sulfur-carbon as c”
• Honeycomb-like porous 3D nickel electrodeposition for stable Li and Na metal anodes (2018, methodology): “There are many approaches undertaken including Li metal electrodes with engineered surfaces [10-15] and structures [16-24], structured current”