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Oxidation-resilient structural modifications in Nickel-functionalized 3D-graphene for hydrogen storage applications
Porous materials represent a versatile solution for several applications. Indeed, the recent development of a new material, named 3D-Graphene, which combines the exceptional characteristics of graphene with a three-dimensional structure, opens perspectives for applications where a high surface-to-vo
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