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30%). Besides textural properties, the graphitization degree impacts the electrochemical performance as well. It increases among the samples, in accordance with cation-π binding energy, e.g., LiCl-T is the most "graphitic-like" material and CsCl-T is the most disordered. Thus, the more graphitic-like materials demonstrate higher rate capability and cycle stability.
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