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Aromatic carbonyl derivative sulfide polymers (see figure and inside cover) are described as a novel organic positive-electrode material for Li-ion batteries. The excellent capacity and cycling stability performances, as well as many advantages including, amongst others, high safety, make them a possible replacement for conventional inorganic transition-metal-oxide-based materials.
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