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A self-supported peapod-like mesoporous TiO 2–C array with excellent anode performance in lithium-ion batteries

Peng et al., 2015

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7755489476380897749
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Peng L
Zhang H
Bai Y
Zhang Y
Wang Y
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Nanoscale

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Herein, we introduce a novel peapod-like architectural array with TiO2 nanoparticles encapsulated in graphitized carbon fibers for the first time. The unique peapod-like TiO2 arrays with high conductivity architectures are designed and fabricated for application in Li …
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