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Phytic acid-assisted formation of hierarchical porous CoP/C nanoboxes for enhanced lithium storage and hydrogen generation

Wang et al., 2018

Document ID
17582186153122118105
Author
Wang X
Na Z
Yin D
Wang C
Wu Y
Huang G
Wang L
Publication year
Publication venue
ACS nano

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Application of transition metal phosphides (TMPs) for electrochemical energy conversion and storage has great potential to alleviate the energy crisis. Although there are many methods to get TMPs, it is still immensely challenging to fabricate hierarchical porous TMPs …
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