Spirulina-derived nitrogen-doped porous carbon as carbon/S composite cathodes for high cyclability lithium-sulphur batteries
Spirulina was used for the first time as a raw nitrogen-doped porous carbon source to synthesize carbon/sulphur (carbon/S) composite cathodes for lithium-sulphur batteries. The composites consisting of sulphur and spirulina-derived carbon with micro- and meso-pores showed an obvious carbon encapsula...
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