Micropore engineering of biomass-derived carbon for durable, high-loading aqueous all-organic pouch batteries

Aqueous all-organic batteries based on low-molecular-weight quinones are promising candidates for sustainable energy storage, however their performance is limited by incomplete utilization of the monomers within porous carbon hosts and...

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Journal: Journal of Materials Chemistry A
Published: 2026-01-01
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ta10161a
Primary Topic: Advanced battery technologies research
Type: article
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Micropore engineering of biomass-derived carbon for durable, high-loading aqueous all-organic pouch batteries

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Micropore engineering of biomass-derived carbon for durable, high-loading aqueous all-organic pouch batteries

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