The novel Auricularia-like MoS2 as binder-free electrodes for enhanced capacitive deionization

Tianchen Wang; Qingmiao Wang; Wanying Qu; Yu Wang; Ning Hu; Si Wu; Feng Tao; Shaoxian Song; Feifei Jia

doi:10.1016/j.materresbull.2024.113049

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The novel Auricularia-like MoS2 as binder-free electrodes for enhanced capacitive deionization

Tianchen Wang Qingmiao Wang Wanying Qu Yu Wang Ning Hu Si Wu Feng Tao Shaoxian Song Feifei Jia

Year: 2024 Journal: Materials Research Bulletin Vol: 180 Pages: 113049-113049 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.materresbull.2024.113049

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Capacitive deionization Electrode Materials science Capacitive sensing Nanotechnology Chemical engineering Optoelectronics Electrochemistry Chemistry Electrical engineering Engineering

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