“…For example, by encapsulating sulfur in hollow carbon nanofibers, the carbon-sulfur composite demonstrates experimentally high specific capacity and excellent electrochemical cycling of the cells [9]. Other conductive matrixes with hollow structure, such as hollow carbon spheres [16][17][18], hollow polymer spheres [26][27][28], hollow polymer nanotube [29] and carbon nanotube [12][13][14], have been investigated as promising host materials for sulfur. These encouraging results suggest that the hollow structure might have several advantages including relatively abundant pore for efficient sulfur uptake and polysulfides containment, sufficient space to withstand volumetric expansion and short transport length for…”