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High performance aqueous supercapacitor based on highly nitrogen-doped carbon nanospheres with unimodal mesoporosity

Sun et al., 2017

Document ID
7719962868221418031
Author
Sun F
Gao J
Pi X
Wang L
Yang Y
Qu Z
Wu S
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Journal of Power Sources

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Herein, we report a high performance aqueous supercapacitor which is made of highly nitrogen-doped carbon nanospheres (NRMCs) with unimodal mesoporosity. An aerosol- assisted spraying process is employed to obtain the nano-sized NRMC particles possessing …
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