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Intertwined Nanocarbon and Manganese Oxide Hybrid Foam for High‐Energy Supercapacitors

Wang et al., 2013

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15949741200622452789
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Wang W
Guo S
Bozhilov K
Yan D
Ozkan M
Ozkan C
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Rapid charging and discharging supercapacitors are promising alternative energy storage systems for applications such as portable electronics and electric vehicles. Integration of pseudocapacitive metal oxides with single‐structured materials has received a lot of …
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