Experimental study demonstrates scalable synthesis of hollow silicon nanotube anodes via recyclable magnesium oxide templates, suggesting a viable route to high-stability batteries.
A simple, facile, and more importantly, recyclable sacrificial template based approach involving magnesium oxide (MgO) nanorods for producing scalable quantities of hollow silicon nanotubes (h-SiNTs) architectures is discussed in this report.
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