Self-supported binder-free hard carbon electrodes for sodium-ion batteries: insights into their sodium storage mechanisms

Adrian Beda; Claire Villevieille; Pierre‐Louis Taberna; Patrice Simon; Camélia Matei Ghimbeu

doi:10.1039/c9ta13189b

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Self-supported binder-free hard carbon electrodes for sodium-ion batteries: insights into their sodium storage mechanisms

Adrian Beda Claire Villevieille Pierre‐Louis Taberna Patrice Simon Camélia Matei Ghimbeu

Year: 2020 Journal: Journal of Materials Chemistry A Vol: 8 (11)Pages: 5558-5571 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/c9ta13189b

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Abstract

Binder-free self-supported hard carbon electrodes derived from biopolymer filter papers impregnated with phenolic resin were designed to study Na storage mechanisms. Experimental evidence of Na intercalation in the low voltage plateau was found.

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Carbon fibers Intercalation (chemistry) Materials science Electrode Plateau (mathematics) Sodium Chemical engineering Energy storage Biopolymer Ion Nanotechnology Inorganic chemistry Chemistry Composite material Metallurgy Polymer Organic chemistry Composite number Engineering

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