Coal-based materials were produced by pyrolyzing at 1000 °C. The use of ether-based electrolytes offered advantages, including low solvation enthalpy and viscosity, which resulting material demonstrated a high capacity of… Click to show full abstract
Coal-based materials were produced by pyrolyzing at 1000 °C. The use of ether-based electrolytes offered advantages, including low solvation enthalpy and viscosity, which resulting material demonstrated a high capacity of up to 325 mA h g−1.
               
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