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A new study in Scientific Reports introduces an innovative mathematical model for describing how water enters and moves ...

A scalable spray-drying method produces graphite, carbon nanotube, and silicon composite anodes that retain 95% capacity after 100 cycles in lithium-ion batteries.

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