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Sundriyal et al., 2021 - Google Patents

Surface and diffusion charge contribution study of neem leaves derived porous carbon electrode for supercapacitor applications using acidic, basic, and neutral …

Sundriyal et al., 2021

Document ID
17961415896017000571
Author
Sundriyal S
Shrivastav V
Kaur A
Deep A
Dhakate S
et al.
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Energy Storage

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Biowastes derived carbon based materials are recently gaining attention due to their extraordinary surface and conductive characteristics. Herein, neem leaves derived porous carbon (NAC) with a 3D framework and interconnected pores are synthesized which shows …
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