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Chen et al., 2023 - Google Patents

Wood-derived scaffolds decorating with nickel cobalt phosphate nanosheets and carbon nanotubes used as monolithic electrodes for assembling high-performance …

Chen et al., 2023

Document ID
10015919357890467883
Author
Chen Y
Hou H
Liu B
Li M
Chen L
Chen C
Wang S
Li Y
Min D
Publication year
Publication venue
Chemical Engineering Journal

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Lightweight carbonized wood (CW) loaded with pseudocapacitive materials has demonstrated excellent energy density. However, the direct loading of active materials usually results in poor rate performance and cycling stability. Herein, we fabricated a CW …
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