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Effect of oxalic acid concentration on the adhesion and surface properties of silicon anodes for battery applications
Silicon has attracted considerable attention as a potential anode material for battery applications because of its exceptionally high theoretical specific capacity (~4,200 mAh/g). However, its practical application can be limited by poor interfacial adhesion between the silicon electrode coating and
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