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Strong polar nonaqueous solvent-assisted microwave fabrication of N and P co-doped microporous carbon for high-performance supercapacitor

Wang et al., 2020

Document ID
13071292988717325110
Author
Wang Y
Yang B
Zhang D
Shi H
Lei M
Li H
Wang K
Publication year
Publication venue
Applied Surface Science

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Porous carbons are considered as ideal electrode materials to match the performance and cost requirements of commercial supercapacitor. However the energy waste in the conversion of raw materials to porous carbons by traditional heating method is enormous …
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