2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.tsf.2010.07.035
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Copper nanowall array grown on bulk Fe–Co–Ni alloy substrate at room temperature as lithium-ion battery current collector

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“…12,16 This mechanism is confirmed by many recent reports, such as of TiO 2 arrays on Ti substrates, a-Fe 2 O 3 arrays on Ti foils, Cu nanowalls on Fe-Co-Ni substrates, C/ZnO on Ni substrates, etc. 11,12,16,[23][24][25][26][27][28] Third, high surface-to-volume ratio and porous structures of NNs can facilitate the delivery of Li + and electrons to the surface. 4,7,8,29 Also, porous structures can provide ample space for lithium storage and accommodate the strain of volume change during lithiation and delithiation.…”
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“…12,16 This mechanism is confirmed by many recent reports, such as of TiO 2 arrays on Ti substrates, a-Fe 2 O 3 arrays on Ti foils, Cu nanowalls on Fe-Co-Ni substrates, C/ZnO on Ni substrates, etc. 11,12,16,[23][24][25][26][27][28] Third, high surface-to-volume ratio and porous structures of NNs can facilitate the delivery of Li + and electrons to the surface. 4,7,8,29 Also, porous structures can provide ample space for lithium storage and accommodate the strain of volume change during lithiation and delithiation.…”
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“…Examples for such applications are the use of copper or copper oxide in electronics or for coatings on clinical or biomedical devices and materials . Furthermore, it has been shown that copper oxide nanostrucures offer promising features, which makes them an ideal candidate for current collectors in lithium‐ion batteries . For this paper the plasma excited by a non‐equilibrium plasma jet with a sacrificial copper electrode was used to deposit copper containing films on glass substrates.…”
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