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August 12, 2024ChemSusChem

Regulating the pore structure and heteroatom doping of soybean straw carbon based on a bifunctional template method for the high‐performance carbon supercapacitor

Lingyu Guo Shenghui Jiao Guijuan Wei Xixia Zhao Junliu Zhang Huixin Zhang Xin Zhao Honglei Chen Xingxiang Ji

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Abstract

The previous research addressed the waste problem of agriculture and forestry residues by exploring the efficient utilization of liquefied soybean straw in supercapacitor. The structures of the liquefied soybean straw were controlled by coupling microwave hydrothermal treatment with carbonization under the influence of a C

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e5c976b6db64358755fead https://doi.org/10.1002/cssc.202400780

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