December 15, 2014Green Chemistry278 citations

Hierarchical micro-/mesoporous N- and O-enriched carbon derived from disposable cashmere: a competitive cost-effective material for high-performance electrochemical capacitors

LZLu ZhouAcademy of Medical Sciences HCHui CaoTianjin University of Science and Technology SZSiqi ZhuSun Yat-sen University

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Hierarchical cashmere-derived micro-/mesoporous carbon, as a competitive cost-effective material for advanced electrochemical capacitors, delivered excellent electrochemical capacitance at high rates.

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