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Figure 7. (A) NaTi₂(PO₄)₃ nanoparticles prepared on rGO substrates using the liquid-phase microwave method. This figure is quoted with permission^[136]; (B) Mesoporous graphene oxide-encapsulated Na₃V₂(PO₄)₂F₃ (N₃VPF) nanocuboids prepared via the liquid-phase microwave method, with a focus on their rate capability characteristics in zinc-ion battery applications. This figure is quoted with permission^[88]; (C) VO₂·0.2H₂O nanocuboids grown on graphene sheets, fabricated using the liquid-phase microwave method. This figure is quoted with permission^[88]; (D) Sb₂MoO₆ microspheres prepared by the liquid-phase microwave method, highlighting their reversible capacity in sodium-ion battery applications. This figure is quoted with permission^[85]; (E) NMTNO nanocrystals prepared using the solid-phase microwave method. This figure is quoted with permission^[137].