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Materials analysis demonstrates enhanced sodium storage in dual-carbon-confined cobalt sulfide anodes, highlighting anion doping as an effective strategy for sodium-ion batteries.
Cobalt-based sulfides (CSs) are generally regarded as potentially valuable anode materials for sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) due to their excellent theoretical capacity and natural abundance. Nevertheless, their slow reaction kinetics and poor structural stability restrict the practical application of the materials. In this study, the dual-carbon-confined Se-CoS
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