Superior reaction reversibility of electrode materials is urgently pursued for improving the
energy density and lifespan of batteries. Tin dioxide (SnO2) is a promising anode material …

Organic–inorganic hybrid perovskite solar cells (PSCs) are considered as one of the most
promising emerging photovoltaics with outstanding performance. However, the commonly …

Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) are in the spotlight as promising renewable energy devices by
their appealing properties. However, they face challenges both in power conversion …

Graphene and carbon nanotube (CNT) are representative carbon nanomaterials which have
aroused numerous research interest due to their extraordinary material properties and …

Commercial graphite anodes show limited capacity in lithium-ion batteries, which inhibits the
development of high-energy and high-power devices. Although the theoretical capacity of …

A double shell micro-cube assembled by nanosized Co 3 Sn 2/SnO 2 heterostructures with
amorphous carbon layers wrapped in three-dimensional graphene matrix (DS-Co 3 Sn …

Utilizing tin and its oxides (SnO x, x= 0/1/2) as anode confront the main problems like large
volume expansion and poor electrical conductivity during cycling. As an efficient solution, a …

The practical application of Sn-based anode materials is limited by their low electrical
conductivity and large volume expansion during cycling. To overcome these challenges, a …

Improving the reversible capacity and sluggish reaction kinetics of SnO 2-based anodes
have attracted considerable attention. Herein, an effective strategy by anchoring ultrafine …

Alloy-type materials hold a great potential as the negative electrodes for next generation
lithium-ion batteries with high energy and low cost. However, the huge volume expansion of …