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Fe2+ doped Fe0.8Ti1.2O40.8- nanosheets were firstly utilized as a lithium ion battery anode. The Fe2+ was introduced into the Fe0.8Ti1.2O40.8- nanosheets using a photoreduction method. The introduction of Fe2+ enhanced the electrical conductivity of the material, as well as the specific capacity.

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