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Overcoming the challenges of the polysulfide shuttle effect in Li-S batteries may open the door for commercially viable Li-S chemistry
Research: Sulfur Source: Pai, Singh, Tang, and Kalra
Gamma-monoclinic sulfur is deposited on the external surface of carbon nanofibers. Yellow balls signify surface-deposited monoclinic gamma-sulfur and red-orange balls indicate lithium sulfide, the product formed after the reduction of sulfur. Grey spheres are Li ions.
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