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Elsevier, Materials Letters, (145), p. 104-107

DOI: 10.1016/j.matlet.2015.01.086

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Hierarchical porous SnO2/Mn2O3 core/shell microspheres as advanced anode materials for lithium-ion batteries

Journal article published in 2015 by Shuang Yuan, De-Long, De-Long Ma, Sai Wang ORCID, Yongbing Liu, Xiaohong Yang, Zhanyi Cao
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Abstract

Novel hierarchical porous SnO2/Mn2O3 core-shell microspheres (SMCM) are successfully prepared by wet chemistry method to grow SnO2 shell on the pre-obtained Mn2O3 microsphere core. As a result, these SnO2/Mn2O3 core-shell microspheres exhibit superior electrochemical performances as the advanced anode materials. Especially, the porous SnO2/Mn2O3 core-shell microspheres could exhibit high initial discharge capacity of 1365 mA h g−1 and maintain a reversible capacity of 486 mA h g−1 even after 400 cycles at 200 mA g−1. The unique structural features of the porous, quasi-hollow structure comprised of interconnected nano-sized particles and the peculiar synergistic effect of SnO2/Mn2O3 are probably responsible for the enhanced performance.