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Highly anisotropic, multichannel wood carbon with optimized heteroatom doping for supercapacitor and oxygen reduction reaction

Tang et al., 2018

Document ID
17921841272260322403
Author
Tang Z
Pei Z
Wang Z
Li H
Zeng J
Ruan Z
Huang Y
Zhu M
Xue Q
Yu J
Zhi C
Publication year
Publication venue
Carbon

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Rational architectural design of highly active and stable electrochemical materials is desirable for sustainable energy technologies but remains great challenges. Herein, inspired by inherent anisotropic structure for high-efficient ions transport in natural wood, we …
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