Oxygen-rich hierarchical porous carbon derived from biomass waste-kapok flower for supercapacitor electrode

Lihong Zheng; Minghui Chen; Shu-Xia Liang; Qiu‐Feng Lü

doi:10.1016/j.diamond.2021.108267

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Oxygen-rich hierarchical porous carbon derived from biomass waste-kapok flower for supercapacitor electrode

Lihong Zheng Minghui Chen Shu-Xia Liang Qiu‐Feng Lü

Year: 2021 Journal: Diamond and Related Materials Vol: 113 Pages: 108267-108267 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.diamond.2021.108267

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Supercapacitor Microporous material Materials science Capacitance Carbon fibers Biomass (ecology) Mesoporous material Electrode Chemical engineering Electrochemistry Porosity Cyclic voltammetry Nanotechnology Composite material Chemistry Organic chemistry Catalysis Ecology

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