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A large quantity of spinel nanowires was prepared by firing a mixture of nanowires and Li acetates at for . The spinel nanowire had a diameter of , which was similar to that of nanowire. The Brunauer-Emmett-Teller (BET) surface area of the spinel wire was , which was seven times higher than that of fine particles, which had a BET surface area of only . The first discharge capacity was at a rate and 93% capacity was retained even after a rate. We believe that these results were associated with a more active surface in the nanowires which facilitated faster lithium diffusion due to shorter pathways.
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