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A multidimensional and nitrogen-doped graphene/hierarchical porous carbon as a sulfur scaffold for high performance lithium sulfur batteries

Wu et al., 2018

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16966070899750127421
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Wu H
Xia L
Ren J
Zheng Q
Xie F
Jie W
Xu C
Lin D
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Electrochimica Acta

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Constructing 3D heteroatom-doped carbon framework from sp 2-hybridized nanocarbon (graphene) and sp 3-hybridized porous carbon (activated carbon) has been considered as an effective method to achieve excellent performance in energy conversion and storage due …
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