Zhang et al., 2013 - Google Patents
Improving hydrothermal carbonization by using poly (ionic liquid) s.Zhang et al., 2013
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- Zhang P
- Yuan J
- Fellinger T
- Antonietti M
- Li H
- Wang Y
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- Angewandte Chemie
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Functional carbonaceous materials with high specific surface areas and controllable structural compositions have been an appealing topic in recent years, owing to their wide applications in various fields.[1] So far, a number of well-known synthetic methods including …
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