Influence of different electrode compositions and binder materials on the performance of lithium–sulfur batteries
Authors:
- Holger SchneiderHSHolger Schneider
- Arnd GarsuchAGArnd Garsuch
- Alexander PanchenkoAPAlexander Panchenko
- Oliver GronwaldOGOliver Gronwald
- Nicole JanssenNJNicole Janssen
- Petr NovákPNPetr Novák
- 1 May 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Power Sources
- Vol. 205, 420-425
Abstract
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