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A high-energy-density supercapacitor with graphene–CMK-5 as the electrode and ionic liquid as the electrolyte

Lei et al., 2013

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8468565352224497294
Author
Lei Z
Liu Z
Wang H
Sun X
Lu L
Zhao X
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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A graphene-based supercapacitor electrode suitable for ionic liquid electrolytes was designed and prepared based on the electrostatic interactions between negatively charged graphene oxides (GO) and positively charged mesoporous carbon CMK-5 platelets. Thermal …
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