A dilatometric study of the voltage limitation of carbonaceous electrodes in aprotic EDLC type electrolytes by charge-induced strain
Authors:
- M. HahnMHM. Hahn
- O. BarbieriOBO. Barbieri
- R. GallayRGR. Gallay
- R. KötzRKR. Kötz
Abstract
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