January 1, 2020

Ab initio prediction of two-dimensional Si3C enabling high specific capacity as an anode material for Li/Na/K-ion batteries

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A two-dimensional Si3C monolayer possessing excellent theoretical specific capacities and conductivities guarantees great potential for anode application in Li/Na/K-ion batteries.

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