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Distinguishing sodium-ion penetration and sustained transport in realistic hard carbon nanostructures
Hard carbons are promising anodes for sodium-ion energy storage, yet the relationship between their heterogeneous microstructure and sodium transport remains poorly understood. Here, we combine machine-learning-generated hard-carbon structures with molecular dynamics simulations of explicit 1 M NaPF
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