Improvement of the cyclability of Li-ion battery cathode using a chemical-modified current collector
An aluminum current collector was treated by simple reacting an aluminum foil with a solution containing three acids, and the physical effect of this modification on surface of current collector was investigated through scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and contact angle test. Charge/discharge cycl...
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