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Pyrolysis of earth-abundant wood yields to ultra-thick, low-tortuosity, and mesoporous carbon anodes for sodium-ion batteries. Such a low-tortuosity and porous structure promotes electrolyte diffusion and provides fast transport channels for Na ions, which enables a high areal capacity.
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