A study on the interior microstructures of working Sn particle electrode of Li-ion batteries by in situ X-ray transmission microscopy

@article{Chao2010ASO,
  title={A study on the interior microstructures of working Sn particle electrode of Li-ion batteries by in situ X-ray transmission microscopy},
  author={Sung-Chieh Chao and Yu-Chan Yen and Yen-Fang Song and Yi-ming Chen and Hung-Chun Wu and Nae‐Lih Wu},
  journal={Electrochemistry Communications},
  year={2010},
  volume={12},
  pages={234-237}
}
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