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Synergistic Effect of Anionic-Tuning and Architecture Engineering in BiPO4@C Anode for Durable and Fast Potassium Storage

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By Heying Chu, Yong Li, Yuanjie Liu, Xueping Chai
| MDPI
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Facile Strategy to Achieve Vitrimer-Like Elastomer Composites with Lignin as a Renewable Bio-Filler toward Excellent Reinforcement and Recyclability

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By Ganggang Zhang, Chenchen Tian, Heying Chu, Jun Liu
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Facile Strategy to Achieve Vitrimer-Like Elastomer Composites with Lignin as a Renewable Bio-Filler toward Excellent Reinforcement and Recyclability Reinforcement and cross-linking are two critical issues in the rubber industry. However, carbon black (CB) as the most dominant reinforcing filler is derived from fossil resource-derived chemicals. And, currently adopted cross-linking strategies would result in difficulties in the recycling of end-of-life rubbers.
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