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Origami and layered-shaped ZnNiFe-LDH synthesized on Cu (OH) 2 nanorods array to enhance the energy storage capability

Fu et al., 2022

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13862178988954535993
Author
Fu H
Zhang A
Jin F
Guo H
Huang W
Cheng W
Liu J
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Journal of Colloid and Interface Science

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The combination of layered nanorod arrays with unique core–shell structure and transition metal layered double hydroxide (LDH) is considered as a feasible solution to improve the electrochemical performances of capacitor electrode. In this study, layered ZnNiFe-LDH …
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