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Synthesis of porous carbons from coal tar pitch for high-performance supercapacitors

Wei et al., 2019

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17411105870969340726
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Wei F
Zhang H
He X
Ma H
Dong S
Xie X
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New Carbon Materials

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Porous carbons (PCs) for supercapacitors were synthesized by a combined Mg (OH) 2 templating and in-situ KOH activation method using coal tar pitch as the carbon precursor, and were characterized by TEM, Raman spectroscopy, XPS and N 2 adsorption. Their …
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