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High‐performance activated carbons for electrochemical double layer capacitors: Effects of morphology and porous structures

Sun et al., 2020

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8563662309706942241
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Sun W
Zhang Y
Yang Z
Yang F
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International Journal of Energy Research

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In this work, we prepare a series of activated carbons (ACs) from xylose with different combinations of hydrothermal synthesis (HTS) and chemical activation with KOH. The prepared ACs exhibit a variety of morphologies and porous structures, which depend on the …
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