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Engineering electronic transfer dynamics and ion adsorption capability in dual-doped carbon for high-energy potassium ion hybrid capacitors

Gao et al., 2022

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3980066577441641022
Author
Gao J
Wang G
Wang W
Yu L
Peng B
El-Harairy A
Li J
Zhang G
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ACS nano

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Sodium and potassium ions energy storage systems with low cost and high energy/power densities have recently drawn increasing interest as promising candidates for grid-level applications, while the lack of suitable anode materials with fast ion diffusion kinetics highly …
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