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Sn@Ni3Sn4 embedded nanocable-like carbon hybrids have been successfully prepared through a novel gas-phase route. The introduced Ni3Sn4 layer not only suppresses the tin-induced volume expansion, but also provides more voids and vacancies in the interior of the nanocables. When used as the anode in LIBs, the Sn@Ni3Sn4/C hybrids exhibit a long cycle life (360 mA h gāˆ’1 at 1 A gāˆ’1 after 1500 cycles).

Graphical abstract: Sn@Ni3Sn4 embedded nanocable-like carbon hybrids for stable lithium-ion batteries

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