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Hollow BCN microrods with hierarchical multichannel structure as a multifunctional material: Synergistic effects of structural topology and composition

Zhang et al., 2019

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17696557984947798927
Author
Zhang H
Li Y
Huang W
Zhou B
Ma S
Lu Y
Pan A
Huang G
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Carbon

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Both structural topology and composition strongly affect material properties and functionality, however, controlling both of them to achieve their synergic effects has been a long-sought goal. One-dimensional (1D) hollow structures have fantastic architectures and tunable …
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