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Birnessite-type MnO 2 nanosheet arrays with interwoven arrangements on vapor grown carbon fibers as hybrid nanocomposites for pseudocapacitors

Sekhar et al., 2016

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8499296293865658441
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Sekhar S
Nagaraju G
Cha S
Yu J
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Dalton Transactions

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Manganese dioxide nanosheet arrays with interconnected arrangements are easily synthesized on vapor grown carbon fibers (MnO2 NSAs@ VCFs) by a simple wet-chemical method at low temperature. The conductive nature of the VCFs serves as a scaffold and …
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