A black phosphorus-based cathode for aqueous Na-ion batteries operating under ambient conditions†
Abstract
We present the unprecedented application of a black phosphorus-based nanocomposite as an electrode for aqueous Na-ion batteries under ambient conditions. An impressive specific capacity of up to 200 mA h g−1 was reached after 50 cycles in a NaCl aqueous solution used as a supporting electrolyte. Post-characterization indicated the integrity of the black phosphorus.
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