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Discarded cigarette filter-derived hierarchically porous carbon@graphene composites for lithium–sulfur batteries

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Trash to treasure: discarded cigarette filters have been utilized to fabricate hierarchical macro–micro–mesoporous carbon@graphene composites, which enable high sulfur loading and confine the dissolution of lithium polysulfides, and thus exhibit… Click to show full abstract

Trash to treasure: discarded cigarette filters have been utilized to fabricate hierarchical macro–micro–mesoporous carbon@graphene composites, which enable high sulfur loading and confine the dissolution of lithium polysulfides, and thus exhibit an excellent electrochemical performance in Li–S batteries.

Keywords: discarded cigarette; carbon graphene; graphene composites

Journal Title: Journal of Materials Chemistry A
Year Published: 2019

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