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Tanaka et al., 2024 - Google Patents

Cobalt-catalyzed carbonization from polyacrylonitrile for preparing nitrogen-containing ordered mesoporous carbon CMK-1 electrode with high electric double-layer …

Tanaka et al., 2024

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5221439638666329091
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Tanaka D
Takemori N
Iba Y
Suyama K
Shimizu S
Yoshii T
Nishihara H
Kamimura Y
Kubota Y
Inagaki S
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Microporous and Mesoporous Materials

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Ordered mesoporous carbon CMK-1 was prepared via carbonization at a relatively low temperature (the first step) followed by partial graphitization (the second step of carbonization at higher temperature) inside the ordered mesopores of cobalt-loaded …
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