To explore the potential of laser-reduced Sn/Sb salts combined with graphene as an anode material for lithium-ion and sodium-ion batteries.
Simultaneous reduction of Sn and Sb salts using laser techniques
Formation of graphene for use in battery anodes
Cycle testing of the composite materials for battery performance.
After 80 cycles in Li-ion batteries, the Sn/Sb composites demonstrated significant performance retention.
In Na-ion batteries, performance was maintained after 50 cycles, indicating stability over repeated use.
Abstract
in SIBs after 80 and 50 cycles, respectively. These results highlight the potential of LIG-based Sn and Sb composites as scalable, binder-free anode materials for next-generation rechargeable batteries.