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Hybrid nanoarchitectonics of ordered mesoporous C60–BCN with high surface area for supercapacitors and lithium-ion batteries

Bahadur et al., 2024

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Bahadur R
Singh G
Li Z
Singh B
Srivastava R
Sakamoto Y
Chang S
Murugavel R
Vinu A
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Carbon

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Mesoporous materials have shown immense potential for their use in energy storage applications due to their unique pore structural features and high surface areas. There is an immense interest in developing high performance electrode materials for the next …
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