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Template-like N, S and O tri-doping activated carbon derived from helianthus pallet as high-performance material for supercapacitors

Yan et al., 2020

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3384331041225867474
Author
Yan J
Shen J
Li L
Ma X
Cui J
Wang L
Zhang Y
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Diamond and related materials

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In this study, we report a facile carbonization combined with etching strategy to synthesize N, S and O tri-doping activated carbon from biomass by-product waste—helianthus pallet. After pre‑carbonization and etching with KOH, the achieved carbon material exhibits unique …
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