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Alliance with 2D materials boosts sulphur-based batteries

20 Nov 2018 Anna Demming
Shuttling stoppers: Cross-section scanning electron microscopy image of exfoliated graphene (EG)/Co(OH)2 interlayer/polypropylene(PP) separator. Credit: Journal of Physics: Energy
Shuttling stoppers: Cross-section scanning electron microscopy image of exfoliated graphene (EG)/Co(OH)2 interlayer/polypropylene(PP) separator. Credit: Journal of Physics: Energy
Sulphur has recently proved a cheap and competitive partner for lithium ion batteries with an energy

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