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Cu (I)/Cu (II) partially substituting the Co (II) of spinel Co3O4 nanowires with 3D interconnected architecture on carbon cloth for high-performance flexible solid-state …

Chen et al., 2020

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11867630857125043063
Author
Chen Y
Hu H
Wang N
Sun B
Yao M
Hu W
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Chemical Engineering Journal

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The 3D interconnected architecture nanowires of Co 3 O 4 partially substituted by Cu (I)/Cu (II) coated on the carbon cloth (CCO@ CC) with high specific surface area were fabricated by a facile and low-cost hydrothermal approach and consequent thermal annealing. The …
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