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Energy storing electrical cables: integrating energy storage and electrical conduction

Yu et al., 2014

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Yu Z
Thomas J
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DOI: 10.1002/adma. 201400440 approach proposed by Simon and Gogotsi is depositing pseudocapacitive material (like MnO 2) onto a nanostructured current collector.[9] Despite some achievements that have been made by using similar methods, such as depositing …
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