Subzero‐Temperature Cathode for a Sodium‐Ion Battery
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Ya, You; Hu-Rong, Yao; Sen, Xin; Ya-Xia, Yin; Tong-Tong, Zuo; Chun-Peng, Yang; Yu-Guo, Guo; Yi, Cui; Li-Jun, Wan; John B, Goodenough;
Subzero‐Temperature Cathode for a Sodium‐Ion Battery
A subzero-temperature cathode material is obtained by nucleating cubic prussian blue crystals at inhomogeneities in carbon nanotubes. Due to fast ionic/electronic transport kinetics even at -25 °C, the cathode shows an outstanding low-temperature performance in terms of specific energy, high-rate capability, and cycle life, providing a practical sodium-ion battery powering an electric vehicle in frigid regions.
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- Stanford University United States
- Beijing National Laboratory for Molecular Sciences China (People's Republic of)
- Institute of Chemistry China (People's Republic of)
- Chinese Academy of Sciences China (People's Republic of)
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