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Template-directed preparation of two-layer porous NiO film via hydrothermal synthesis for lithium ion batteries

Chen et al., 2012

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13642491689441479552
Author
Chen Z
Xiao A
Chen Y
Zuo C
Zhou S
Li L
Publication year
Publication venue
Materials Research Bulletin

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A two-layer porous NiO film is prepared by hydrothermal synthesis method through self- assembled monolayer polystyrene spheres template. The substructure of the NiO film is composed of ordered close-packed hollow-sphere array and the superstructure is made up …
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