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A novel strategy to prepare N, S-codoped porous carbons derived from barley with high surface area for supercapacitors

Wan et al., 2020

Document ID
14237672033752378885
Author
Wan L
Xiao R
Liu J
Zhang Y
Chen J
Du C
Xie M
Publication year
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Applied Surface Science

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In this work, barley derived N, S-codoped porous carbons are synthesized through a simple, one-step chemical activation method using copper citrate as an activating agent. The copyrolysis of barley and copper citrate contributes to the formation of numerous micro …
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