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Electrochemical capacitance and hydrogen adsorption behavior of activated carbon derived from cattail fiber

Achayalingam et al., 2024

Document ID
12051629361424487763
Author
Achayalingam R
Basu S
Rao P
Pandey J
Selvaraj N
Selvam J
Hudson M
Publication year
Publication venue
Energy Storage

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In this paper, we have reported the synthesis of activated carbon (AC) from biomass cattail fiber through hydrothermal carbonization, followed by chemical activation, and its electrochemical capacitance and hydrogen storage properties. The AC exhibits a Brunauer …
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