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Self-templated synthesis of hollow porous submicron ZnMn2O4 sphere as anode for lithium-ion batteries

Chen et al., 2013

Document ID
7516656918804613996
Author
Chen X
Qie L
Zhang L
Zhang W
Huang Y
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Journal of alloys and compounds

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Hollow porous submicron-sized ZnMn2O4 spheres have been successfully prepared using self-made MnCO3 spheres as template. The morphology and structure evolution of the hollow porous ZnMn2O4 spheres are well examined to achieve optimal electrochemical …
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