ArticleEnergy & environmental science2026
CVD-grown tunable carbon films for high-performance sodium storage.
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Abstract
Sodium-ion batteries are considered a promising and sustainable energy-storage technology, yet achieving competitive energy density requires electrode materials with high reversible capacity. Here, we introduce a chemical vapor deposition strategy that allows the growth of uniform, electronically continuous carbon coatings onto highly porous carbon substrates for use as high-capacity negative electrodes. This coating narrows and partially seals the open pore network, suppresses surface reactivity, and establishes nanoconfined domains that allow sodium to be stored in a more compact manner. This restructuring significantly enhances sodium storage performance, delivering total reversible capacities exceeding 500 mAh g
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