In-situ ion-activated carbon nanospheres with tunable ultramicroporosity for superior CO2 capture

In-situ ion-activated carbon nanospheres with tunable ultramicroporosity for superior CO2 capture
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10.1016/j.carbon.2018.10.096
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2019-03
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10.9
通讯作者:
Zhen Zhang;Dan Luo;Gregory Lui;Gaoran Li;G. Jiang;Z. Cano;Ya-Ping Deng;Xiaojuan Du;Song Yin-Son
Zhen Zhang;Dan Luo;Gregory Lui;Gaoran Li;G. Jiang;Z. Cano;Ya-Ping Deng;Xiaojuan Du;Song Yin-Son
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材料科学2区
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作者:
Zhen Zhang;Dan Luo;Gregory Lui;Gaoran Li;G. Jiang;Z. Cano;Ya-Ping Deng;Xiaojuan Du;Song Yin-Son

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