Towards a Pseudocapacitive Battery: Benchmarking the Capabilities of Quantized Capacitance for Energy Storage

Towards a Pseudocapacitive Battery: Benchmarking the Capabilities of Quantized Capacitance for Energy Storage
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10.1103/prxenergy.1.013007
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2022-06
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PRX Energy
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Yee Wei Foong;Javad Shirani;Shuaishuai Yuan;C. A. Howard;K. Bevan
Yee Wei Foong;Javad Shirani;Shuaishuai Yuan;C. A. Howard;K. Bevan
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Yee Wei Foong;Javad Shirani;Shuaishuai Yuan;C. A. Howard;K. Bevan

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