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Get to know a highly porous 3D graphene foam as a binder-free cathode material for high-capacity Al-ion batteries.
High Reactivity PCO Pseudocapacitors
Co3O4 is emerging as favorable candidate for application in pseudocapacitors due to its low cost, super-high theoretical capacitance (3560 F/g), and great reversibility. Now, even more with substantially enhanced specific capacitance and cycling stability achieved by surface modification.
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