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Altering Thermal Transformation Pathway to Create Closed Pores in Coal‐Derived Hard Carbon and Boosting of Na+ Plateau Storage for High‐Performance Sodium‐Ion Battery and Sodium‐Ion Capacitor
Engineering Pore Architecture in Hard Carbon for High‐Performance Sodium‐Ion Batteries: Distinguishing the Contributions of Ultramicropores and Closed Pores
Combining Experimental and Theoretical Techniques to Gain an Atomic Level Understanding of the Defect Binding Mechanism in Hard Carbon Anodes for Sodium Ion Batteries
Unraveling the effect of hydrothermal pre-treatment in biomass hard carbon for enhanced rate capability and cycling performance in sodium-ion batteries
Reducing defects in hard carbon graphite domain: Employing a fully dynamic bonding with a multi-crosslinked biomass-based binder for enhanced sodium ion storage
Interfacial molecular bridging tailors pore architecture of hard carbon anodes with fast-track graphitic channels for high initial coulombic efficiency and rapid sodium storage
Pre-carbonization and Mg powder induced synergistic optimization: Enhancing the pore structure of coffee grounds-derived hard carbon to improve sodium storage performance
Manipulating interfacial chemistry of hard carbon anodes through single-atom catalysis and formation cycling towards fast-charging sodium-ion batteries
Deciphering Sodium Storage in Hard Carbon Anodes: A Review on the Interplay of Microstructure, Interfacial Engineering, and Electrochemical Performance
Insights into the Plateau Capacity Dependence on the Rate Performance and Cycling Stability of a Superior Hard Carbon Microsphere Anode for Sodium-Ion Batteries
Hard carbon as anode material for metal-ion batteries
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