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Nitrogen‐Doped Wrinkled Carbon Foils Derived from MOF Nanosheets for Superior Sodium Storage

Kong et al., 2018

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12739651059347219247
Author
Kong L
Zhu J
Shuang W
Bu X
Publication year
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Advanced Energy Materials

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Preparation of hierarchical carbon nanomaterials from metal− organicframeworks (MOFs) offers immense potential in the improvement of energy density, tunability, and stability of functional materials for energy storage and conversion. How interconnected nitrogen (N) …
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