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High capacity and energy density of Zn–Ni–Co–P nanowire arrays as an advanced electrode for aqueous asymmetric supercapacitor

Lei et al., 2020

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2647850437066189795
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Lei X
Ge S
Tan Y
Wang Z
Li J
Li X
Hu G
Zhu X
Huang M
Zhu Y
Xiang B
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Developing multicomponent transition-metal phosphides has become an efficient way to improve the capacitive performance of single-component transition-metal phosphides. However, reports on quaternary phosphides for supercapacitor applications are still scarce …
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