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Facile fabrication of polyaniline@ γ-MnOOH on a buckypaper ternary composite electrode for free-standing supercapacitors

Xia et al., 2017

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5387745865475703009
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Xia L
Pan L
Asif M
Zhang D
Usman M
Yang S
Zhou N
Hu Y
Bin Y
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Ternary composites as electrode materials have attracted extensive attention due to their excellent electrochemical performance in energy-storage technologies as compared to single or binary composites. Herein, we demonstrated a facile two-step method to construct …
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