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A review of electrospun carbon fibers as electrode materials for energy storage

Mao et al., 2013

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1898655049319754965
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Mao X
Hatton T
Rutledge G
Publication year
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Current Organic Chemistry

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The applications of electrospun carbon fiber webs to the development of energy storages devices, including both supercapacitors and lithium ion batteries (LIBs), are reviewed. Following a brief discussion of the fabrication process and characterization methods for …
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