Comparison of the heteroatoms-doped biomass-derived carbon prepared by one-step nitrogen-containing activator for high performance supercapacitor
Authors:
- Lihua CaoLCLihua Cao
- Huiling LiHLHuiling Li
- Zhaoxiu XuZXZhaoxiu Xu
- Huijun ZhangHZHuijun Zhang
- Linhu DingLDLinhu Ding
- Suqing WangSWSuqing Wang
- Guoying ZhangGZGuoying Zhang
- Haoqing HouHHHaoqing Hou
- Wenhui XuWXWenhui Xu
- Feng YangFYFeng Yang
- Shaohua JiangShaohua Jiang
- 1 April 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Diamond and Related Materials
- Vol. 114
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Funding Information
- National Natural Science Foundation of China
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