Jiang et al., 2010 - Google Patents
Enhanced room temperature hydrogen storage capacity of hollow nitrogen-containing carbon spheresJiang et al., 2010
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- 15694535586531210113
- Author
- Jiang J
- Gao Q
- Zheng Z
- Xia K
- Hu J
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- International journal of hydrogen energy
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Novel hollow nitrogen-containing carbon spheres have been prepared by a simple CO2 activation method at 1223K using the precursor of ordered mesoporous carbon nitrides which were replicated from SBA-15 template. Rich narrow-distributed micropores have been …
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