Recent progress and future perspectives of flexible Zn-Air batteries
With the booming of flexible and wearable electronic devices, demands for compatible power supply devices with high energy density and safety, excellent flexibility for superior comfort, as well as compact structure to drive these wearable electronic devices are increased rapidly. Rechargeable solid...
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