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Efficient fabrication of hierarchically porous graphene-derived aerogel and its application in lithium sulfur battery

Zhang et al., 2016

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3900023525394319232
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Zhang K
Qin F
Lai Y
Li J
Lei X
Wang M
Lu H
Fang J
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Hierarchically porous carbon/graphene aerogel (CGA) with relatively high surface area and pore volume is synthesized through an efficient fabrication strategy, which involves forming hydrothermal carbon layer on the pore wall as upholder and directly carbonizing the wet …
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