Two into one does go: A high-yield preparation of carbon nanotube (CNT)-encapsulated Sn–Sb nanorods that exhibit excellent lithium storage properties is described. The perceived growth process involves a) antimony tin oxide nanoparticles, b) growth of carbon nanotubes induced by molten Sn–Sb alloy, and c) capillary encapsulation of molten Sn–Sb into carbon-nanotube interior (see scheme).
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