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Self‐assembly of 3D carbon nanotube sponges: a simple and controllable way to build macroscopic and ultralight porous architectures

Luo et al., 2017

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8585916992601866619
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Luo S
Luo Y
Wu H
Li M
Yan L
Jiang K
Liu L
Li Q
Fan S
Wang J
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Advanced Materials

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DOI: 10.1002/adma. 201603549 pyrolysis, the amount of carbon was too much and not easy to control.[22, 27] To obtain pure CNT sponges, Wu and co-workers used a chemical vapor deposition (CVD) method and obtained pure interconnected CNT sponges, which …
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