Svetlana A. Novikova , Daria Yu. Voropaeva , Sergey A. Li , Tatiana L. Kulova , Alexander M. Skundin , Irina A. Stenina , Andrey B. Yaroslavtsev
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Composite cathode material based on sulfur and microporous carbon for Li–S batteries
In this work, a new cathode material for lithium–sulfur (Li–S) batteries was developed. Microporous carbon (with predominant pore size £1.2 nm) served as both a matrix for sulfur retention and conductive additive. Microporous carbon was shown to be capable of adsorbing lithium polysulfides thereby suppressing their migration toward lithium anode. The discharge capacity of the S/C composite at the 1st and 20th cycles in Li–S battery operation was 513 and 421 mAh g–1 at a scan rate of 0.1 mV s–1.
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Mendeleev Communications is the journal of the Russian Academy of Sciences, launched jointly by the Academy of Sciences of the USSR and the Royal Society of Chemistry (United Kingdom) in 1991. Starting from 1st January 2007, Elsevier is the new publishing partner of Mendeleev Communications.
Mendeleev Communications publishes short communications in chemistry. The journal primarily features papers from the Russian Federation and the other states of the former USSR. However, it also includes papers by authors from other parts of the world. Mendeleev Communications is not a translated journal, but instead is published directly in English. The International Editorial Board is composed of eminent scientists who provide advice on refereeing policy.