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Synthesis of functionalized 3D hierarchical porous carbon for high-performance supercapacitors

Qie et al., 2013

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10969425753086193877
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Qie L
Chen W
Xu H
Xiong X
Jiang Y
Zou F
Hu X
Xin Y
Zhang Z
Huang Y
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Energy & Environmental Science

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Functionalized three-dimensional hierarchical porous carbon (THPC) is prepared via a facile modified chemical activation route with polypyrrole microsheets as precursor and KOH as activating agent. The as-obtained THPC presents a large specific surface area (2870 m2 …
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