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Nanostructured activated carbons from natural precursors for electrical double layer capacitors
Nano Energy · 2012 · Vol. 1(4) · pp. 552–565
Lu Wei(Georgia Institute of Technology)Gleb Yushin✉(Georgia Institute of Technology)
Supercapacitor Materials and FabricationAdvancements in Battery MaterialsConducting polymers and applicationsMaterials scienceSupercapacitorCapacitorNanotechnologyEnergy storageRenewable energyCapacitanceEnvironmentally friendlyElectric potential energyElectrode
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