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Enhanced high-temperature cyclic stability of Al-doped manganese dioxide and morphology evolution study through in situ NMR under high magnetic field

Huang et al., 2018

Document ID
16203315502061759788
Author
Huang S
Sun J
Yan J
Liu J
Wang W
Qin Q
Mao W
Xu W
Wu Y
Wang J
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Publication venue
ACS applied materials & interfaces

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In this work, Al-doped MnO2 (Al-MO) nanoparticles have been synthesized by a simple chemical method with the aim to enhance cycling stability. At room temperature and 50° C, the specific capacitances of Al-MO are well-maintained after 10 000 cycles. Compared with …
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