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Superior electrochemical performances of SnS–SnO2/NRGO heterostructures-based lithium anode with enhanced electric field effect
Inducing built-in charge transfer driving forces by constructing heteronanostructures resulted in the fascinating materials for next generation high speed electronics, optoelectronics and energy storage applications. Controllable syntheses of heteronanostructures with built-in charge transfer benefi...
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| description | Inducing built-in charge transfer driving forces by constructing heteronanostructures resulted in the fascinating materials for next generation high speed electronics, optoelectronics and energy storage applications. Controllable syntheses of heteronanostructures with built-in charge transfer benefitted the specific charge transfer kinetics, thereby enhancing the electrochemical performances, when evaluated as an anode material for lithium-ion batteries (LIBs). In the present study, novel conversion type heteronanostructures consisting of p-type SnS and n-type SnO
2
was successfully fabricated using graphene oxide templates, which ultimately caused the construction of SnS–SnO
2
/NRGO composites. The formation of the indigenous electric field in resultant composites facilitated the charge transfer kinetics, thereby boosted electrochemical properties. When used as an electrode material in lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), synthesized composite materials deliver extraordinary specific capacity, long-term electrochemical cycling characteristics and outstanding rate capacity (1120 mAhg
−1
over 500 cycles measured @100 mAg
−1
).
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2
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2
/NRGO composites. The formation of the indigenous electric field in resultant composites facilitated the charge transfer kinetics, thereby boosted electrochemical properties. When used as an electrode material in lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), synthesized composite materials deliver extraordinary specific capacity, long-term electrochemical cycling characteristics and outstanding rate capacity (1120 mAhg
−1
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2
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−1
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2
was successfully fabricated using graphene oxide templates, which ultimately caused the construction of SnS–SnO
2
/NRGO composites. The formation of the indigenous electric field in resultant composites facilitated the charge transfer kinetics, thereby boosted electrochemical properties. When used as an electrode material in lithium-ion batteries (LIBs), synthesized composite materials deliver extraordinary specific capacity, long-term electrochemical cycling characteristics and outstanding rate capacity (1120 mAhg
−1
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−1
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