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Supercapacitors based on a nitrogen doped hierarchical porous carbon fabricated by self-activation of biomass: excellent rate capability and cycle stability
Hierarchical porous carbon materials derived from waste lentinus edodes by a hybrid hydrothermal and molten salt process for supercapacitor applications
Molten-salt treatment of waste biomass for preparation of carbon with enhanced capacitive properties and electrocatalytic activity towards oxygen reduction
Eco-friendly synthesis of l-Cysteine incorporated Swiss cheese-like carbon from Artocarpus heterophyllus peel waste for high performance symmetric supercapacitor
Advanced and functionalized biomass-derived carbon materials for energy conversion, storage, and smart systems: Synthesis strategies, structure–property relationships, and AI integration
Gold nanoclusters supported Molybdenum diselenide-porous carbon composite as an efficient electrocatalyst for selective ultrafast probing of chlorpyrifos-pesticide
Spotlighting of the role of catalysis for biomass conversion to green fuels towards a sustainable environment: Latest innovation avenues, insights, challenges, and future perspectives
Effect of B2O3 on the structure, morphology, and electrochemical properties of hierarchical multilayer carbon nanofiber/MnO2/carbon nanofiber composites
Synthesis of hierarchical porous carbon from rubber wastes by one-step molten salt method and its use in the modification of phenol biosensor for signal amplification
Optimization of Particle Size Blending and Binder Content in Coconut Shell-Based Activated Carbon Monoliths for Methane Adsorption
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