A new electrode material that is expected to have promising applications in energy storage and energy-harvesting systems is presented. In this material, which consists of Ca3Co4O9 nanoplates with a high theoretical gravimetric capacity, the lithium-driven conversion process results in the formation of active/inactive nanocomposite electrodes that mitigate the aggregation of the active nanometals (see picture).
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