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Biomass-derived graphene and nanostructured carbons: A review for electrochemical applications
Carbon is the most promising material today. Biomass-residues are carbon-rich and have the possibility to replace obsolete, expensive and pollutant raw sources. For instance, graphene-like materials have attracted a powerful attention since its discovery. The varied textural properties, porosity, su
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