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Sulfuration of NiV-layered double hydroxide towards novel supercapacitor electrode with enhanced performance

Zhou et al., 2018

Document ID
8376160564974273342
Author
Zhou P
Wang C
Liu Y
Wang Z
Wang P
Qin X
Zhang X
Dai Y
Whangbo M
Huang B
Publication year
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Chemical Engineering Journal

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NiV-LDH as a novel electrode material has rarely been investigated in the energy storage field. Herein, novel ultrathin NiV-LDH was designed and synthesized, which displays high specific capacitance but poor stability. To further improve the stability, NiV-LDH was …
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