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Porous nitrogen-doped carbon networks derived from orange peel for high-performance supercapacitors

Gou et al., 2019

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11162759436445269868
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Gou H
He J
Zhao G
Zhang L
Yang C
Rao H
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A novel type of porous nitrogen-doped carbon networks derived from a green biomass- waste (orange peel) by integrated carbonization, activation, and nitrogen-doped processes using FeCl 3 as activating agent and urea as nitrogen precursor and gasification expander …
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