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MOF-derived Ni3S4 encapsulated in 3D conductive network for high-performance supercapacitor

Yang et al., 2020

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18366083300106281328
Author
Yang Y
Li M
Lin J
Zou M
Gu S
Hong X
Si L
Cai Y
Publication year
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Inorganic Chemistry

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Transition-metal sulfide is a good kind of material for supercapacitors because of the large capacity. Nevertheless, the low electroconductivity, slow reaction kinetics, and limited active centers lead to poor electrochemical properties such as long-term cycling stability. In the …
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