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3D Carbon Electrode with Hierarchical Nanostructure Based on NiCoP Core‐Layered Double Hydroxide Shell for Supercapacitors and Hydrogen Evolution

Duan et al., 2021

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8483670779311256676
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Duan C
Wang L
Liu J
Qu Y
Gao J
Yang Y
Wang B
Li J
Zheng L
Li M
Yin Z
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Currently, the development of self‐supported and low‐cost earth‐abundant electrocatalysts with well‐defined nanostructure has shown significant potential in energy‐related storage and electrocatalytic reactions. Herein, a three‐dimensional (3D) self‐supporting electrode …
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