Li ion dynamics in TiO2 anode materials with an ordered hierarchical pore structure--insights from ex situ NMR.

Li ion dynamics in TiO2 anode materials with an ordered hierarchical pore structure--insights from ex situ NMR.
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10.1039/c3cp54586e
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2014-01
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Physical chemistry chemical physics : PCCP
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P. Bottke;Yu Ren;I. Hanzu;P. Bruce;M. Wilkening
P. Bottke;Yu Ren;I. Hanzu;P. Bruce;M. Wilkening
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P. Bottke;Yu Ren;I. Hanzu;P. Bruce;M. Wilkening

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