Potassium Intercalation Compounds
Potassium Intercalation Compounds is a class of intercalation compounds in which potassium ions are reversibly inserted into the layered or tunnel structures of a host material, typically a transition metal oxide or chalcogenide, thereby modifying its electronic and structural properties for applications in energy storage and conversion.
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Ali Eftekhari, Zelang Jian, Xiulei Ji · ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces · 2016 · 849 citations
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