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Oxide-Coated Titanium Dioxide Nanotube Anodes in Sodium-Ion Batteries
Andreas Savva
, Kassiopeia Smith
, Steven Letourneau
,
Elton Graugnard
,
Hui Xiong
Micron School of Materials Science and Engineering
Boise State University
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Solid Electrolyte Interphase
100%
Oxides
100%
Sodium-ion Batteries
100%
Titania Nanotubes
100%
Rutile
25%
Atomic Layer Deposition
25%
Aluminum Oxide
25%
Energy Storage
25%
Surface Energy
25%
Electrolyte
25%
Lithium-ion Battery
25%
Anatase Titanium Dioxide
25%
Source Material
25%
Commercially Viable
25%
Capacity Increase
25%
Oxide Coatings
25%
Amorphous Titanium Dioxide
25%
Low Capacity
25%
Capacity Cycles
25%
Anode Surface
25%
Energy Storage Capacity
25%
Capacity Loss
25%
Work Study
25%
Irreversible Capacity Loss
25%
Artificial Solid Electrolyte Interphase Layer
25%
Storage Cycles
25%
Accelerated Research
25%
Material Science
Titanium Dioxide
100%
Oxide Compound
100%
Sodium Ion Battery
100%
Anode
100%
Solid Electrolyte Interphase
100%
Nanotube
100%
Thin Films
20%
Lithium Ion Battery
20%
Aluminum Oxide
20%
Surface Energy
20%
Oxide Coating
20%
Engineering
Nanotube
100%
Sodium Ion Battery
100%
Solid Electrolyte Interphase
100%
Cycle Life
40%
Atomic Layer Deposition
20%
Thin Films
20%
Lithium-Ion Batteries
20%
Aluminum Oxide
20%
Energy Storage
20%
Interfacial Energy
20%
Anode Surface
20%
Stability Loss
20%
Thin Layer
20%
Stability Increase
20%
Energy Storage Capacity
20%