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Demonstrates energy storage capabilities in self-energy-storage buildings, indicating structural integration benefits.
A full-cement energy storage device with cement-induced pseudocapacitive electrodes and magnesia-cement electrolytes is developed for self-energy-storage buildings, enabling energy storage, semi-structural function, and photovoltaic utilization.
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