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Three dimensional iron oxide/graphene aerogel hybrids as all-solid-state flexible supercapacitor electrodes

Khattak et al., 2016

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Khattak A
Yin H
Ghazi Z
Liang B
Iqbal A
Khan N
Gao Y
Li L
Tang Z
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Three dimensional (3D) iron oxide (Fe2O3)/graphene aerogel (GA) hybrid (Fe2O3/GA) was synthesized by a novel in situ hydrothermal method. Due to the high surface area and sponge structure of GA, which facilitate the access of electrolyte to the internal surface of the …
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