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January 1, 2016Energy & Environmental Science173 citations

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Micron-sized Fe–Cu–Si ternary composite anodes for high energy Li-ion batteries

SCSujong Chae MKMinseong Ko SPSeung-Kyu Park

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To develop a practicable Si-based anode for high-energy LIBs, a FeCuSi composite was developed by properly building Si-metal alloys.

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