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Microstructural tunability of co-continuous bijel-derived electrodes to provide high energy and power densities

Witt et al., 2016

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125696936995818181
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Witt J
Mumm D
Mohraz A
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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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Emerging demands for national security, transportation, distributed power, and portable systems call for energy storage and conversion technologies that can simultaneously deliver large power and energy densities. To this end, here we report three-dimensional Ni/Ni (OH) …
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