Graphene foam as an anode for high-rate Li-ion batteries
Xufeng Zhou, Zhaoping Liu
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Xufeng Zhou, Zhaoping Liu
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A foam-like graphene material can be prepared by freeze drying and thermal reduction of graphene oxide suspensions. The graphene foam has a much higher capacity then conventional graphite anode, and it possesses better rate capability comparing with powderlike graphene active materials reported previously. The influence of the annealing temperature on the charge-discharge performance of graphene foam has been investigated.
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A foam-like graphene material can be prepared by freeze drying and thermal reduction of graphene oxide suspensions. The graphene foam has a much higher capacity then conventional graphite anode, and it possesses better rate capability comparing with powderlike graphene active materials reported previously. The influence of the annealing temperature on the charge-discharge performance of graphene foam has been investigated.
Key concepts: Graphene, Graphene foam, Materials science, Anode, Graphite, Graphene oxide paper, Oxide, Annealing (glass)