AI Article Synopsis
- A new titanium-silicon metal-organic framework (MOF) precursor was successfully created using an easy solvothermal method.
- Following pyrolysis, the resulting TiO/SiO@C nanocomposite showed excellent lithium storage capabilities.
- The improved performance is due to its unique structure that combines stable TiO, high-capacity SiO, and a carbon matrix that enhances conductivity.
Article Abstract
A novel titanium-silicon MOF precursor was first designed and constructed via a facile solvothermal process. After subsequent pyrolysis, the derived ternary TiO/SiO@C nanocomposite exhibited superior lithium storage performances, which was attributed to their all-in-one architecture of synergistic components, including stable-cycling nanostructured TiO, high-capacity SiO and high-conductivity carbon matrix.
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