“…[13] Motivatedb yt hese advantages, al ot of work has been undertaken on this new anodem aterial, especially with regard to the problem of the poor rate capability induced by the rather low electronic conductivity and larger polarization. In this aspect, several attempts have been undertakeni nt he past few years,i nvolving methodss uch as controlling the oxygen vacancies of the LVO material, [14] reducing the particles ize of LVOo rp reparing nanostructured LVOw ith various morphologies (hollow, ultrathin nanoribbon, or porous structures), [5,[15][16][17][18][19] making LVOc omposites with high-conductivity materials such as graphite, [20] graphene oxide, [21,22] reduced graphene oxide, [23] natural graphite, [24] multiwalled carbon nanotubes, [25] or nickel metal, [26,27] coating carbon or modified carbon on the surface of LVO, [1,4,[28][29][30] and so on. In some cases, the carbon coating and nanotechnology are used in combination to improvet he electrochemical performance of LVO.…”