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January 1, 2015Journal of Materials Chemistry AOpen Access

Enhanced capacitance of nitrogen-doped hierarchically porous carbide-derived carbon in matched ionic liquids

Julia‐Katharina Ewert D. Weingarth Christian Denner Martin Friedrich Marco Zeiger Anna Schreiber Nicolas Jäckel Volker Presser Rhett Kempe

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Abstract

Supercapacitor performance can be significantly increased when matching a suitable ionic liquid to nitrogen-doped nanoporous carbon.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6aa511cf9bfc60db0114334f https://doi.org/10.1039/c5ta04773k

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