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Materials synthesis study demonstrates enhanced electron and lithium-ion transport in iron fluoride-carbon nanotube nanoarchitectures, highlighting their promise as high-power battery cathodes.
Nanoarchitectures composed of FeF3 nanoflowers on carbon nanotube (CNT) branches (FNCB, see figure) are fabricated by functionalization of CNT surfaces with FeF3. FNCB’s improved Li-ion and electron transport makes it a candidate for applications in cathode material for lithium rechargeable batteries.
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