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Ordered hierarchical mesoporous/macroporous carbon: a high-performance catalyst for rechargeable Li-O(2) batteries.

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Three-dimensional ordered mesoporous/macroporous carbon sphere arrays are synthesized and then used as a catalyst for Li-O2 batteries and the hierarchical porous structure of the MMCSAs facilitates electrolyte immersion and Li(+) diffusion and provides an effective space for O2 diffusion and O2 /Li2 O2 conversion.
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Three-dimensional ordered mesoporous/macroporous carbon sphere arrays (MMCSAs) are synthesized and then used as a catalyst for Li-O2 batteries. The hierarchical porous structure of the MMCSAs not only facilitates electrolyte immersion and Li(+) diffusion but also provides an effective space for O2 diffusion and O2 /Li2 O2 conversion, and thus efficiently improves the performance of Li-O2 batteries.

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