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Zehua Zhao, Yan Zhang, Huandi Zhang

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    在玻璃纤维上使用化 (CeF3) 纳米颗粒的新型功能分离器提高了水性离子电池的性能. 这种分离器抑制了树突的生长和副作用,使其能够稳定循环超过2500小时.

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    水性离子电池的水性离子电池这是一种CeF3纳米粒子.密集沉积是一种密集沉积.功能分离器是一个功能分离器.

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