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Self-templating synthesis of nitrogen-decorated hierarchical porous carbon from shrimp shell for supercapacitors

Gao et al., 2016

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3638666860727450992
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Gao F
Qu J
Geng C
Shao G
Wu M
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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Nitrogen-doped hierarchical porous carbon (HPC) was prepared from shrimp shell using its intrinsic mineral scaffold (CaCO3) as the self-template combined with KOH activation. The roles of the template removal and KOH activation on the hierarchical porous structure of the …
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