Cellulose fibers were used as novel bio-sourced binder to manufacture flexible cellulose/graphite paper-anodes for Li-ion batteries by means of a simple water-based filtration process easily up-scalable capitalizing conventional papermaking technologies. Paper-anodes showed excellent tensile properties with Young moduli ranging between 60 and 450 MPa, discharge capacity values up to 300/350 mA h g-1 and cycling performances comparable with conventional polymer-bonded graphite anodes.
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