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Phase-controlled synthesis of Co-Mg hydroxide for high-performance hybrid supercapacitors

Wang et al., 2021

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6255840240893762891
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Wang J
Rui J
Yin J
Zhou G
Zhu L
Wang H
Zhao P
Zhang L
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Two-dimensional Mg-substituted cobalt hydroxides (Co x Mg y (OH) z) with different crystal phases were synthesized via a facile reaction of magnesium (Mg) powder and cobalt aqueous solution. The phases of Co x Mg y (OH) z (amorphous phase and β phase) were …
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