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Characterization of SnO2 nanowires as an anode material for Li-ion batteries

Sn O 2 nanowires synthesized by thermal evaporation method are investigated as a possible anode electrode for Li-ion batteries. In the first discharge process, the capacity of Li ions is 2133mAhg−1, which is much more than the theoretical total capacity of the bulk SnO2, 1494mAhg−1. During the succe...

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Published in:Applied physics letters 2005-09, Vol.87 (11)
Main Authors: Ying, Z., Wan, Q., Cao, H., Song, Z. T., Feng, S. L.
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