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Evaporation-induced self-assembled silica colloidal particle-assisted nanoporous structural evolution of poly(ethylene terephthalate) nonwoven composite separators for high-safety/high-rate lithium-ion batteries File

Lee, Jung-Ran , Won, Ji-Hye , Kim, Jong Hun , Kim, Ki Jae , Lee, Sang-Young

Article Issue Date2012-10 View5
Evaporation-induced, close-packed silica nanoparticle-embedded nonwoven composite separator membranes for high-voltage/high-rate lithium-ion batteries: Advantageous effect of highly percolated, electrolyte-philic microporous architecture File

Jeong, Hyun-Seok , Choi, Eun-Sun , Lee, Sang-Young , Kim, Jong Hun

Article Issue Date2012-10 View4
New Ion Substitution Method to Enhance Electrochemical Reversibility of Co-Rich Layered Materials for Li-Ion Batteries File

Oh, Pilgun , Yun, Jeongsik , Choi, Jae Hong , Nam, Gyutae , Park, Seohyeon , Embleton, Tom James , Yoon, Moonsu , Joo, Se Hun , Kim, Su Hwan , Jang, Haeseong , et al

Article Issue Date2023-01 View8
Off-Stoichiometry Induced Few-Nanometer Surface Layer for High-Performance Layered Cathode in Nonaqueous and Aqueous Electrolytes File

Lee, Hyeon Jeong , Lee, Ji Hoon , Son, In Hyuk , Han, Sangil , Byeon, Pilgyu , Park, Min-Sik , Chung, Sung-Yoon , Choi, Jang Wook

Article Issue Date2018-10 View5
Recent Advances and Prospects of Atomic Substitution on Layered Positive Materials for Lithium-Ion Battery File

Oh, Pilgun , Yun, Jeongsik , Park, Seohyeon , Nam, Gyutae , Liu, Meilin , Cho, Jaephil

Article Issue Date2021-04 View7
VO(x)-coated LiMn(2)O(4) nanorod clusters for lithium battery cathode materials File

Cho, Jaephil

Article Issue Date2008 View2
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