Co3O4 nanosheets anchored on C/Cu porous microspheres as high-performance anode materials for lithium-ion battery

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“…Water pollution occurs as a result of the unapproved discharge of substantial quantities of dye from industrial facilities, factories, and mills [8]. Industries such as food processing, paper production, textile, printing, and tanneries primarily bear the responsibility for generating wastewater contaminated with dyes [9][10][11]. On a global scale, approximately 800,000 metric tons of dyes are produced annually, with textile dyes accounting for roughly 200,000 metric tons of this total [12][13][14].…”