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Graphene-coffee waste derived carbon composites as electrodes for optimized lithium ion capacitors

Gómez-Urbano et al., 2020

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Gómez-Urbano J
Moreno-Fernández G
Arnaiz M
Ajuria J
Rojo T
Carriazo D
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Herein we report an easy, ecofriendly and cheap synthetic approach for the preparation of carbon composites from the pyrolysis and activation of coffee waste and graphene oxide, and their evaluation as potential electrodes for lithium ion capacitors (LICs). An exhaustive …
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