US Edition2D carbon selenide offers route to competitive sodium-ion batteries
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Researchers at Delft Technical University propose to use 2D carbon selenide as anode for sodium ion batteries, which offers a theoretical capacity of 589 mAh/g with minimal volume expansion. Computational studies confirmed the structural and thermal stability of the material, as well as its adjustable electrochemical properties, making it a promising candidate for large-scale energy storage linked to renewable sources.
2D carbon selenide offers route to competitive sodium-ion batteries
Researchers at TU Delft propose using 2D carbon selenide as a sodium-ion battery anode, offering a theoretical capacity of 589 mAh/g with minimal volume expansion. Computational studies confirmed the material's structural and thermal stability, as well as tunable electrochemical properties, making it a promising candidate for large-scale, renewable-linked energy storage.A group of researchers at the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) in t…
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