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A Three‐Layer All‐In‐One Flexible Graphene Film Used as an Integrated Supercapacitor

Du et al., 2017

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6745830684850482587
Author
Du J
Zheng C
Lv W
Deng Y
Pan Z
Kang F
Yang Q
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Advanced Materials Interfaces

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The electronic devices are becoming smaller, more flexible, and wearable, thus requiring the energy storage unit to have not only high volumetric energy density but also small thickness and high flexibility. Supercapacitors (SCs), as a typical energy storage device …
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