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Katkar et al., 2022 - Google Patents

Development of amorphous Fe‐doped nickel‐cobalt phosphate (FexNiCo (PO4) 2) nanostructure for enhanced performance of solid‐state asymmetric …

Katkar et al., 2022

Document ID
3538808410858309460
Author
Katkar P
Padalkar N
Patil A
Jeon J
Sheikh Z
Jerng S
Na H
Lee S
Chun S
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Energy Research

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Tremendous efforts have been made to create significant energy storage devices using nanoscale design and hybrid techniques. Toward this end, herein, we have fabricated, a binder‐free, amorphous iron‐doped nickel‐cobalt phosphate (FexNiCo (PO4) 2, ie, F‐NCP) …
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