Binuclear Cu complex catalysis enabling Li–CO2 battery with a high discharge voltage above 3.0 V

Xinyi Sun, Xiaowei Mu, Wei Zheng, Lei Wang, Sixie Yang, Chuanchao Sheng, Hui Pan, Wei Li, Cheng-Hui Li, Ping He () and Haoshen Zhou ()
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Xinyi Sun: Nanjing University
Xiaowei Mu: Nanjing University
Wei Zheng: Nanjing University
Lei Wang: Nanjing University
Sixie Yang: Nanjing University
Chuanchao Sheng: Nanjing University
Hui Pan: Nanjing University
Wei Li: Nanjing University
Cheng-Hui Li: Nanjing University
Ping He: Nanjing University
Haoshen Zhou: Nanjing University

Nature Communications, 2023, vol. 14, issue 1, 1-9

Abstract: Abstract Li–CO2 batteries possess exceptional advantages in using greenhouse gases to provide electrical energy. However, these batteries following Li2CO3-product route usually deliver low output voltage (

Date: 2023
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