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Gu, Yahong, Tang, Yakun, Liu, Lang, Zhang, Yue, Gao, Yang, Zhang, Yang, Yang, Chensong, Liu, Ting (2023) Semi-coke-based amorphous porous carbon synthesized by a molten salt assisted method for superior lithium storage. New Journal of Chemistry, 47 (6) 2907-2913 doi:10.1039/d2nj04719e

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TitleSemi-coke-based amorphous porous carbon synthesized by a molten salt assisted method for superior lithium storage
JournalNew Journal of Chemistry
AuthorsGu, YahongAuthor
Tang, YakunAuthor
Liu, LangAuthor
Zhang, YueAuthor
Gao, YangAuthor
Zhang, YangAuthor
Yang, ChensongAuthor
Liu, TingAuthor
Year2023Volume47
Issue6
PublisherRoyal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
DOIdoi:10.1039/d2nj04719eSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceGu, Yahong, Tang, Yakun, Liu, Lang, Zhang, Yue, Gao, Yang, Zhang, Yang, Yang, Chensong, Liu, Ting (2023) Semi-coke-based amorphous porous carbon synthesized by a molten salt assisted method for superior lithium storage. New Journal of Chemistry, 47 (6) 2907-2913 doi:10.1039/d2nj04719e
Plain TextGu, Yahong, Tang, Yakun, Liu, Lang, Zhang, Yue, Gao, Yang, Zhang, Yang, Yang, Chensong, Liu, Ting (2023) Semi-coke-based amorphous porous carbon synthesized by a molten salt assisted method for superior lithium storage. New Journal of Chemistry, 47 (6) 2907-2913 doi:10.1039/d2nj04719e
In(2023) New Journal of Chemistry Vol. 47 (6) Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)

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