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MXenes and their composites for advanced cathodes in multivalent ion batteries

Figure 10. (A) Schematic representation of the preparation of K-V2C@MnO2. (B and C) SEM image of K-V2C@MnO2. This figure is quoted with permission from Zhu et al. Copyright (2021) American Chemical Society[85]. (D) Schematic representation of the preparation process of the MnO2/MXene superlattice. (E) SEM image of the MnO2/MXene. This figure is quoted with permission from Wang et al. Copyright (2023) American Chemical Society[87]. (F) Schematic representation for the synthesis strategy of 3D Ti3C2Tx@MnO2 microflowers. (G) Schematic representation of the mechanism of improved performance of 3D high-density Ti3C2Tx@MnO2 microflower cathode. This figure is quoted with permission from Shi et al. Copyright (2020) Royal Society of Chemistry[88]. (H) Schematic representation of the synthetic process for MnO2@MXene heteronanosheets. This figure is quoted with permission from Wu et al. Copyright (2023) Elsevier[89]. (I) The ex-situ XRD pattern of inactive ZnO byproduct generated during the cycles of ZMO cathode. (J) Schematic representation of the synthesis of ZMO@Ti3C2Tx composite. (K) Schematic diagram of ZMO@Ti3C2Tx cathode accelerating charge transfer during charging and discharging. This figure is quoted with permission from Shi et al. Copyright (2020) Elsevier[90].

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