Abstract
A continuous mesoporous iron oxide nanofilm was directly formed on graphene nanosheets through the in situ thermal decomposition of Fe(NO3)3·9H2O and was anchored tightly on the graphene surface. The lithiation-induced strain was naturally accommodated, owing to the constraint effect of graphene and the mesoporous structure. Hence, the pulverization of the iron oxide nanofilm was effectively prevented.
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