Template growth of porous graphene microspheres on layered double oxide catalysts and their applications in lithium–sulfur batteries
Authors:
- Jia-Le ShiJSJia-Le Shi
- Hong-Jie PengHong-Jie Peng
- Lin ZhuLZLin Zhu
- Wancheng ZhuWZWancheng Zhu
- Qiang ZhangQiang Zhang
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- Natural Scientific Foundation of China (21422604)
- National Basic Research Program of China (2015CB932500)
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