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Nitrogen, sulfur, phosphorous co‐doped interconnected porous carbon nanosheets with high defect density for enhancing supercapacitor and lithium‐ion battery …

Wang et al., 2018

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4171174519573525517
Author
Wang H
Wang C
Dang B
Xiong Y
Jin C
Sun Q
Xu M
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ChemElectroChem

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Porous carbon nanosheets with open 2D nanostructure have been considered a desirable and high‐efficient energy‐storage material. Herein, N, S, P co‐doped interconnected porous carbon nanosheets (CPCNs) with high defect density and open 2D ultrathin nanostructure …
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