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A surface-modified Co3 O4 ultrathin nanosheet (denoted as PCO) is reported via controllable phosphate ion functionalization for pseudocapacitors. An energy density of 71.6 W h kg-1 (at 1500 W kg-1 ) is achieved by the PCO-based pseudocapacitor. The unique porous nanosheet morphology, high surface reactivity, and fast electrode kinetics of PCO are found to be responsible for the enhanced pseudocapacitive performance.
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