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Unique 3D bilayer nanostructure basic cobalt carbonate@ NiCo–layered double hydroxide nanosheets on carbon cloth for supercapacitor electrode material

Li et al., 2020

Document ID
13447333192588016799
Author
Li Y
Wang L
Qu Y
Wang B
Yu J
Song D
Duan C
Yang Y
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A unique 3D bilayer nanostructure constructed with NiCo-layered double hydroxide nanosheets (NiCo LDH) has been constructed as an excellent electrode material. Herein, carbon cloth@ basic cobalt carbonate nanosheet (CC@ CCH NS) precursor is synthesized …
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