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Rutile TiO nanorod clusters with a rod width of ∼15 nm are simply synthesized through a one-step hydrothermal method from low-cost raw materials, , CaTiO and BaTiO. Compared with TiO nanoparticles, densely packed TiO nanorod clusters exhibit a pseudocapacitive sodium-ion storage mechanism, achieving superior rate capability, volumetric capacity, and cycling stability.
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