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Scalable graphene current collectors for enhanced thermal management in batteries
A protocol is demonstrated for the fabrication of dense and defect-free graphene current collectors on the hundred-meter scale. Owing to their high thermal conductivity and dense structures, these current collectors effectively prevent thermal runaway in high-energy pouch cells through the dissipation of localized heat and circumvention of undesirable side reactions, enhancing battery safety.
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