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Iron Atoms in Porous Carbon Push Lithium-Ion Battery Anodes to New Heights
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Iron Atoms in Porous Carbon Push Lithium-Ion Battery Anodes to New Heights
A team of researchers at Linyi University in China has unveiled a remarkably simple recipe for one of the most capable carbon anodes ever reported for lithium-ion batteries. By heating a single, carefully designed powder in a furnace just once, the group produced a porous carbon material studded with isolated iron atoms locked into four […]
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