Lithium–Sulfur Cells: The Gap between the State‐of‐the‐Art and the Requirements for High Energy Battery Cells
By M. Hagen, Dominik Hanselmann, K. Ahlbrecht, R. Maça, D. Gerber, J. Tübke. 2015
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- Structural Design of Lithium–Sulfur Batteries: From Fundamental Research to Practical Application (2018, result): “With an increase in sulfur loading, the energy density increases significantly at relatively low sulfur content and then levels off, which coincides well with previous reports [23, 39].”
- Nitrogen and phosphorus codoped hierarchically porous carbon as an efficient sulfur host for Li-S batteries (2017, unknown): “The fascinating properties of Li-S batteries mainly originate from the high theoretical capacity of sulfur cathode (1672 mAh g), which is based on a reversible conversion reaction between sulfur and Li ions to form Li2S that involves two electrons transfer per sulfur atom [5,6].”