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Hierarchical Zn–Co–S nanowires as advanced electrodes for all solid state asymmetric supercapacitors

Li et al., 2018

Document ID
14348414071224225586
Author
Li C
Balamurugan J
Kim N
Lee J
Publication year
Publication venue
Advanced Energy Materials

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A facile two‐step strategy is developed to design the large‐scale synthesis of hierarchical, unique porous architecture of ternary metal hydroxide nanowires grown on porous 3D Ni foam and subsequent effective sulfurization. The hierarchical Zn–Co–S nanowires (NWs) …
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