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Melezhik et al., 2019 - Google Patents

Synthesis of carbon materials with abnormally high specific surface area

Melezhik et al., 2019

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7190516511912083666
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Melezhik A
Smolsky G
Zelenin A
Neskoromnaya E
Alekhina O
Burakov A
Tkachev A
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Advanced Materials & Technologies

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As a rule, carbon materials with developed energy are produced by physical or active activation of carbon-containing precursor materials. Physical activation is usually carried out at a temperature of 800 900° C. For chemical activation, many reagents have been …
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